The Bird Afraid To Fly The Nest By Dr. Zaara
Posted by Dr. Zaara on Wednesday, May  7, 2014  

A poem about a woman who is afraid to make a new 
start in life and worries about leaving her over protective 
family behind.
On the verge of a new beginning.
The yesteryears are now stale has and no longer a happening. 
I am afraid. I am hesitant.
I am stalling before I am beginning. 
I am unsure of what lies ahead and both in forwarding.
Will I trip. Will I fall. Will I stumble over.
Will the steps seem arduous.
The marks on the road too faint.
Will I be lonely. Will I be crying. 
What if I crumble under the burden of the self relying.
Will  I regret. will I remorse. Will I miss my family. 
What if they forget me. 
What if they beset me. 
What if they foresee me gone forever.
I don't know why. 
What seems like the inevitable step of my life. 
Makes me feel at strife. 
I am trying. I am really trying. 
Why does it feel like I am self lying.
Birds fly the nest they say. 
That really is the best they say. 
This is when the character blossoms. 
The character flourishes. 
The time to grow. 
The time to flow and really show the glow. 
To the world. to the others.
Then I feel. That indeed I feel. 
This is normal. To be fearful. 
It is fine to be prematurely at loss than blissful.
After all this is the next phrase of my life.
The transition will not be smooth. 
Change will be the catalyst. 
It has to be directed. 
It has to be motioned.
It has to be.
It has to happen.
So I will fight the demons. 
I will slay the fears.
I will fly the nest. 
Step by step. 
I will spread my wings.
I will Fly.
 Homosapien poetry mix of life , memorable quotes, loves and mind by the therapist, - Straight from the stirrings of the soul.
My poems are profoundly metaphorical however written in a simple manner of English. I believe in writing that appeals to the practical as well as the studied.
My poems portray many a shade of human
emotion that a woman goes through in loss,  life and learning.
                            
Homosapien poetry mix of life , memorable quotes, loves and mind by the therapist, - Straight from the stirrings of the soul.
My poems are profoundly metaphorical however written in a simple manner of English. I believe in writing that appeals to the practical as well as the studied.
My poems portray many a shade of human
emotion that a woman goes through in loss,  life and learning.