Poem: Little Birds must Fly
And I think it's interpret like different people can interpret it in different ways. So do let me know your thoughts, what you felt about this one. Or if you're just here to enjoy a bit of poetry, you know what, I love that as well. And you know what? As usual, I will catch you, as always, in the next world. And I hope you have a lovely, lovely day, my friend. Bye
Possibly go back to the past events where the impression must have been created. And tell them, tell your child, hug them. Give them the confidence that you are allowed to fly, you are allowed to succeed. The life is yours to live. The world is your playground. Go live. Go. Run. So these were my thoughts on your post here. Thank you so much candy for sharing this and I wish you a happy weekend. Take care
Chitvvan Waraich
@Chitvvan · 0:09
Hello. Really? Love dear swell. And love dear poem. May you always shine bright like a star. Shine your light. Thank you
aamna singh
@aamy · 1:30
Hi, Kandry. How are you? The poem is very, very nice. And you know what really came to my mind when I heard it? Range of emotions, you know, bringing in that sense of relief, that idea of liberation. But again, on the other side to it, when I see the source of Andreline, I realize that the newfound freedom and possibilities sure is awaiting. But then it depends how we're taking it
When I heard your poem, it reminded me of few stories that I've read in the past, one of which, the incident on which the. Basically the story on which Rudyard skipling Mowgli was loosely based on, about this boy who was thought to be brought off by wolves in the jungle, and how he behaved even while he was brought into the civilization, thinking that he could mend his ways and behave like a human
Yes, Kari. So the five minutes wasn't enough for me. What I wanted to say was that you have a knack of writing these amazing poems in simple words, yet delivering powerful messages. So keep writing them, and I believe that you will. You are one of the. You are one of the finest purpose that we have on this platform. So keep writing, keep spreading these powerful messages, and be good, be healthy. Be you. Thank you. Stay connected
And also the, the intriguing part was, you know, what you talked about, the inner child, you know, and how it's almost like, it's very interesting, the older version, you know, talking back to the inner child, and it's such an interesting healing process, you know, looking back and doing that kind of like retrospective healing
And, you know, like, when I hear, I mean, I heard your words, I felt like, yes, it is because I'm shining my light, and I will continue to shine my light through my words and through express my feelings through my words as well. So thank you so much for encouragement. It really means a lot
Hello, Amy, and thank you so much for sharing your positive thoughts and positive perspective. You know, when it came to this poem, and you're right, you know, when it comes to freedom, a lot of us are held back by fear and anxiety. And especially when it comes to reaching for the immense possibilities. Possibilities and the potential of ourselves that is out there. You know, to fly. To fly free and a fly high
Hello. And, wow, that was such an intriguing perspective, and it made me think quite a lot. And I have heard of these incidences where children were raised by animals. I actually came across this video on YouTube where, you know, I think those ten cases where women. Sorry, not women, children were raised by animals. And I think there was a girl in Russia was raised by wolves, and she didn't survive either