I Can Fly

The soccer field was awash in fluorescent light from the tall light poles. Getting to play a night game for the championship was more than could be expected.

Bobby stood in the goal, knowing that he had to stop that next shot. The score was 2-1 and his team was ahead. He wasn't the tallest twelve year old playing that night, and certainly not tall enough for the position. But he had the skill, he could anticipate the shot, and cover the corners.

The shot came, pressure from the other forwards was intense, and as Bobby came down with the ball, Jeremy came down on Bobby's ankle. Time was called, and Chuck ran out unto the field as Bobby lay in the goal, still holding the ball. Chuck was the coach, and Bobby's father, he couldn't have been more proud of his son's achievements and talent for this game. "Son, are you
ok?"; Chuck pleaded. "Dad, it's my ankle, it hurts." Bobby whinced. Chuck picked him up and took him to the sidelines to look at the ankle.

As Bobby lay their and his Dad taped his ankle as tight as he could, Bobby could see the stars, and he made a wish, he wished for the strength to finish the game. A glitter of magenta seemed to fill his eyes, and he popped up and went back onto the field.

The final seconds ticked away, and Bobby held off every attempt for the other team to score. Chuck ran to the goal and this time hoisted Bobby up on his shoulder for saving the game. As Bobby's leg hung in front of Chuck, he looked down and saw that the tape had broken, and Bobby's ankle was swollen. "Coach, let's go for pizza and celebrate", cried the team. "Well," Chuck said, "We will be along after we have Bobby's ankle looked at, I think it's broken."

That night waiting for the X-Rays to come back, Bobby laid on the gurney and could only feel strong. This was definitely a wish come true!



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