Forest O'Donoghue Snow to SkyThe cold air whips across my face, I do not care, this is my favorite place. I look to my side and everything is a blur, Occasionally catching a glimpse of an animal’s fur. The view is such a beautiful piece of art, It sinks in deep and touches my heart. I pass others gracefully not to disturb their path, If they fall off course they will tip like a young calf. I feel invincible, unable to make a mistake, But a stupid decision is always possible to make. I see the take off and prepare to fly, I hit the jump and soar through the sky. Like a bird gliding down a mountain, People stop and stare as if I am a palace fountain. But even the best are never flawless, BANG! I crash to the ground, that great feeling demolished. Like a wine glass shattering on the floor, In slow motion I watch my gloves and helmet soar. I finally stop rolling and lay there shocked, The great confidence I had is now being mocked.
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