Maria Monologue

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The flowers bloom and the bee's buzz. The birds, they fly and sing; The sky is blue with white cotton candy spread about. Today is kind. Today is beauty. Today is mine. "Rose!" I hear my mother call out and turn my head around to look at her. She was beautiful, tall, with blonde locks that cascaded over her shoulders. She was dressed in a beautiful short red dress and smiling. I keep kicking my feet and try to stay straight on a swing made from rope and a piece of wood tied along a huge, gorgeous oak that grows in my backyard.
"Yes, Mommy!" I reply, smiling with my eyes closed. She started to speak, but I wasn't listen. "Okay!" I shout when I hear no more of her buzz. Was this what it is like for Chopper my sweet singing parakeet, before he was caged. Was this what it is like to fly? I turn my head back straight and start to kick harder. If this is what it is like to fly, then I hate myself; I was the one who picked out Chopper. Who decided to keep him locked in a metal crate bonding his wings and making him a simple domesticated pet. …show more content…
My eyes flutter open and I burry my white flats into the dirt. When the swing slows down I jump off then run up the porch steps and into the sliding glass door. "What's for Dinner?" I Say smiling, Smelling the most delicious thing ever. A mixture of the aromas of potatoes, bacon and Chocolate force their way into my chilled, red
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