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It was too late. I couldn’t possibly return. Not after what I’d done. I had to live on the ground from then on, but all my life I’ve been in the sky. I didn’t know how to survive on the ground but the birds, my cousins, they had adapted so I could to. The clouds rippled under me, before, I had never dared go below them. I had everything I needed back home so why would I venture into the unknow, the unsafe. But, I didn’t have a home and I couldn’t fly forever. I started lowering closer to the clouds.

My chest was almost touching them, I closed my eyes tightly and blindly continued to lower into the thick misty fog below. Only after I was sure I’d passed was when I opened my eyes to see the most beautiful of sites, there were
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I snapped up and burst out the door then jumped into the air, spread my wings and flew. A few people saw me but I didn’t care because no one would believe them. My wings were painful, all the flying I had done the day before was only then sinking in. I had to land and walk but I couldn’t, not out in the open. Then a forest appeared on the horizon and I thought it was the perfect place to conceal myself for that day. After landing I started to walk but my wings kept snagging on branches so I was forced to furl them up tightly; it was quite unpleasant but had to be done to keep them undamaged. I saw little fledglings pass in front of me many times. I always waited till they had gone before continuing. Day was just beginning to come to a close when I found a cleary that had two buildings in it; one smaller than the other. I saw that the larger one had someone in it so I settled into the small one. It was a lot dustier then my previous shack and it had cobwebs everywhere but it would have to do so I settled myself into a corner, pulled a coat over my back and tried to sleep. I couldn’t sleep at all, I kept waking to find a spider on me or dangling in front of

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