If I can fly...

If I can fly, where would I fly to? If I can fly, what would I do with my newly found ability? If I can fly, I would want to soar up high to the boundless sky for cool wind rushes against my stream-lined body and the sun above embraces me with warmth, beckoning to take on higher flight, reaching the meridian of the sky!

If I can fly, I would also want to delve into the mountains of Himalaya, taking in the spectacular view of God's creation slowly, closely, and intimately. I can I fly, I might also be able to befriend my winged pals. If I can fly, how lovely it is. 

However, is it after all a good thing if I can fly? If I can fly, and only if I can fly, and no one else, I may be, against my wish and right of freedom, captured by the government of a military superpower, and subjected to countless scientific tests, breaking me down to the most basic unit of life. They want to clone me!!! Yes, such may be the torture facing me if I can fly.

Better still, if I can fly, I may be forced against my choice, a right which is a fundamental to capitalism, our world, made to fight a war not belonging to me! This world is in a mayhem. The discovery of the uniqueness of one, if can be harnessed for the oft governmental proclaimed 'Greater Good of Mankind', is unfortunately the beginning of an end to attending school, laughing with friends, playing tennis like Roger Federal, etc... The ordinariness of life stops when the extra-ordinariness of one's ability is known. 

Hence, if I can fly, perhaps, for the realization of the life that I want to seek, perhaps, I should leave flight to solely the planes. If I can fly, ...