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Airplanes and Church

Entering an airplane,

For me,

Is like entering a church,

This sacred place where we sit in pews,

Eyes glued to the incredible,

Action up front,

Yet the view from the window,

As beautiful as the stained glass of the church back home,

Pulls longingly at my attention,

But unlike church,

I truly feel renewed,

When we land and I exit,

The beautiful, sacred plane.

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alphacharliemark
Published
Apr 27, 2015
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