'Pretty Wings' - Maxwell

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Choreography by Molly Waldner

Along the journey to true and pure love, you come across many little angels. Each angel blinds you and teaches you how they want you to trust and love. At the beginning of your friendships, you either cannot see or do not want to see what kind of wings they behold. But, behind the tears at the end of each road, their true wings appear. You take off your blind folds and reveal what kind of angel you had all along. Most are torn and full of filth. Some are unpleasant and vulgar. Once you see their wings, you start to wonder.....why you can't see yours? The truth is your pretty wings have been hiding from the ugly wings because they did not want to get stained. But somewhere in the midst of your heart's chaos, your wings will reappear. Your wings are pure, kind, loving, and all around Pretty. And you now see that your wings deserve much more than you have been giving them. Once this becomes apparent to you, your wings will come out and remain solid. And the road to finding another pair of truly pretty wings just like yours becomes a much easier journey. You are no longer blinded. Find your pretty wings.

XOXO - Molly

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