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Apr 2012
A fierce grasp yanks me into the air
I ride the wind’s vibrating lair.
Speeds to fast to stop and stare.
The world flies by, naked and bare.

I ride the winds with my wings pinned to my back.
The winds force so strong, that I am forced off my track.
I look for my mates, who I seem to lack.
Fear overwhelms me, for I have lost my pack.

Until finally the winds die down.
My little nose twitches as I frown.
My eyes squint peering for the familiar green and brown.
A fierce buzzing begins to plague my crown.

Then I see them all zipping through the airy blue sea.
My brethren have followed me!
My wings stretch in fierce stoic glee.
As we fly around in complete revelry.
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- K T P -  Oakland, California
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