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Feathers and Arrows

Two symbols to help in difficult times.

Allex Looper

Dec 06, 2016

Stephens College

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Feathers and arrows

Two very different things

But to me they are both symbols

They represent things that mean something valuable

The feather reminds you to

Spread your wings and fly

But at the same time to be

Soft and light

The feather is small and beautiful

It is a sign of freedom and peace

The arrow reminds you to

Follow your own path

To keep pulling your arrow back, aiming

Until one day when you

Release it and let it soar

A feather and

An arrow

Symbols of freedom, peace, and

A reminder to

Follow your path of life

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1. For all of the endless hugs and kisses you always seem to smother me in.

2. For teaching me how to cuddle and being the best cuddle buddy still to this day.

3. For teaching me some of the best "mom dance moves"

4. For pushing through all of the sleepless nights and still being super mom.

5. For not killing me every time you found me cutting my own bangs.

6. For showing me all the classics and helping me develop a good taste in movies.

7. And for watching the ridiculous reality TV shows with me because no one else will.

8. For helping me with all of that awful homework that even you couldn't understand.

9 For giving us a taste of our own medicine when we needed it.

10. For setting my curfew at a reasonable hour to ensure I didn't get into any mischief. (I was still able to accomplish a little mayhem though)

11. For spoiling me as a little girl but making me do chores as I got older. I now understand the point of having a clean house.

12. For being the best host to all of the weird friends I would bring over.

13. And for standing up for me when those weird friends stabbed me in the back.

14. For listening when I needed to vent and always giving the best advice possible.

15. For being the absolute best cook. No arguments there.

16. For answering every single phone call and the millions of questions that I always have.

17. For letting me form my own identity and encouraging me along the way.

18. For going on shopping dates with me and always telling me your honest opinion.

19. For rolling the windows down and singing along to the music with me.

20. And for being the best mom possible. I love you!

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13. Trying to make your face look like a ray of sunshine, but giving up because it's too hard.

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