He was born on a beautiful sunny day
along with his
Two brothers and a sister
The day after they were born
Were called upon
By the mumma bird
Come I'll teach you how to fly
She said
Shred your fear and take a leap
Don't worry I'll hold your back
Everyone jumped off the ledge
Except the youngest
Who was still afraid to fly
And thought that the wings will not support him
His parents tried and tried
But he did not fly
So his parents used their trick
And ignored him all day 
Tired of this behaviour and 
Maddened by hunger 
He finally took the leap
For a moment he was blank
But soon he realised
That his wings did support him
And didn't let him fall
Into the vast expanse of sea beneath
Now he flew like a jet
So fast that he left a trail beneath! 

Today’s photo prompt below:

Greek had taken over the family “baby delivering business” when his dad, Spartan, retired. He was inexperienced and when thrust into the consumer world, he found out immediately that dealing with the public was a mostly thankless experience.
Greek’s business floundered after numerous poor reviews mounted over extremely short delivery delays. His elderly father’s feathers were even more ruffled than his own by the nit-picking level of customer complaints, so he called on an old buddy, Roman, who had been quite the innovator in his day.
Roman found nothing wrong with Greek’s management but thought the company needed better advertising. When an impromptu photoshoot offered an accidental image for their rebranding, they knew they’d found the perfect image and new hook line!
“Even if Trojans let you down, Greek jets you your surprise package.”

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Written in response https://christinebialczak.com/category/weekly-writing-prompt/

Bob, going in for a landing, regretted his choice of spice the previous evening. It seemed like a brilliant idea, ordering two curries. Two Birds, One Stone, a restaurant with a six feather review. Now, is bowels were going in for a landing before he was. The smoke roared out of his cheeks, ready to blow the wind away. His friend, Sally, wouldn’t even fly near.

Christine of Stine Writing and Miniatures is our host for this photo challenge, and it’s a fun one this week!
This is a picture of a bird flying with the jet trail from an airplane behind it.

The bird knew all the best places to scavenge for food and when it was hungry enough, it would resort to eating roadkill and garbage, but it enjoyed eating Mexican food and it hoped to find some tasty morsels at the Taco Bell parking lot, if it got there at the right time.  Today was one of those lucky days, as someone threw a half-eaten burrito away and that made a very satisfying meal.  It gave the bird gas, which wasn’t a big problem as it could always take flight and not have to smell it, but you wouldn’t want to be flying behind this bird after it consumed that bean burrito.

Written for Simply 6 Minutes hosted by Christine Bialczak.