A multi-voice poem uses Superman's powers as metaphors for personal strength: invulnerability builds confidence, super-speed defeats lethargy, X-ray vision sees through false smiles, super-hearing catches opportunity, and an unbreakable spirit resists fear. It calls you to act with heroic boldness in everyday life.
What would Superman do?
He would take flight and soar over all obstacles, barriers, and hard-to-climb mountains like aircraft and eagles.
His His abilities of invulnerability will keep him confident about gaining success and going up against the odds. He'd have no worries about potential harm from negativity, doubt, or self-blame because he stays optimistic.
With super speed, he will be Free from the gravitational pull of lethargy and sedentary ways. Tirelessly, he outruns time so that time doesn't run out. With X-ray vision, he would see behind others' cellophane smiles and their empty promises to understand profound truths.
His superhearing will keep him alert and evade danger before it gets too close to escape from. He'll always hear opportunity when it knocks.
Superman would not accept defeat, not even when enduring crippling pain from the kryptonite of fear, anxiety, or uncertainty. He would approach each day with confidence in his ability to handle life's unpredictable curveballs, even if they are faster than a speeding bullet. He would always think of how his actions affect others and remember that his words are more powerful than a locomotive.
He will not be discouraged by his imperfections, shortcomings, or circumstances. Because he knows he's got it in him to leap tall buildings in a single bound.
