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Rasha. Dolefy

4th Jan 2024

The Girl Who Wanted to Fly

Once upon a time, in a small village, there lived a girl named Lily. Lily was a dreamer and always had her head up in the clouds. Her greatest dream was to fly. Every day, she would gaze up at the birds soaring through the sky, wishing with all her heart that she could join them.

A little girl with wings made of colorful feathers, standing on top of a hill, looking up at the sky with stars shining brightly.

One sunny day, as Lily was walking through a meadow, she stumbled upon a magical tree. The tree had branches that reached up high into the sky and seemed to whisper to her, 'Climb me, and you will see the world from above.' Excited by the tree's invitation, Lily began to climb. As she reached the top, a gust of wind gently lifted her off the branches. For a moment, Lily felt like she was flying. The feeling was exhilarating!

But alas, the wind died down, and Lily slowly descended back to the ground. Determined not to give up, Lily decided to build her very own pair of wings. She gathered colorful feathers from the forest and carefully crafted them into wings. With her new wings strapped to her back, Lily stood on top of a hill, ready to take flight.

With a leap of faith, Lily jumped off the hill, flapping her wings with all her might. For a brief moment, she felt the wind beneath her wings, lifting her higher and higher. The sensation was indescribable, and Lily couldn't help but smile. She was flying! But as her strength started to wane, Lily began to lose altitude. She realized that her homemade wings were not strong enough to keep her airborne.

Disappointed, Lily landed on the ground, her dreams of flying shattered. However, she soon realized that there were other ways to soar. Lily discovered the joy of imagination, where she could close her eyes and be transported to the highest peaks and the deepest oceans. In her dreams, she could soar through the skies, free and weightless. And so, Lily learned that even without wings, she could still reach for the stars.