If I coul fly (poem) by lili dauphin on AuthorsDen

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If I coul fly by lili dauphin Tuesday, November 21, 2006 Rated "G" by the Author. Share Print Save Become a Fan Tilou wrote this poem to escape from her daily pain.
IF I COULD FLY What if I could fly? I could spread my wings wide Just like the birds in the sky And freedom will be mine I could sit on a cloud Oh! What a beautiful sight Watching the wind blow Into the night Leaving behind my fears Set my Tiville aside I shall shed no tears As I fly away with pride As I cross the mighty sea In all of its majesty Watching waves of pleasant glee I shall find serenity I could fly from land to land Touching every soul As I reach for everyone�s hand And let happiness roll My spirit will shine As high as it can be In a moment so divine Love shall beset upon me As I fly high above I will touch the celestial light Heaven is mine to hold Because I can fly And so can you
Islandlili

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Reviewed by Lloyd Lofthouse	8/6/2008

Our imagination can take us anywhere and your poem shows that all of us can take flight to be free.




Reviewed by J M	11/21/2006

Welcome to the site i viewed your site it is going to be wonderful... I also enjoyed this poem.