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Ray Dunn
Poems
Apr 2019
How A Plane Drops
Set adrift on the rivers of wind,
to course through empty gravity
while drawing in flames like moths.
We touch down—- not with a bang.
But with negative.
Lack of sight, mind, and everything in between.
I pry eyes from my future scars, lit up with pain.
The sun blinds me while I lay on my back
only to see vision digressing into millions of stars.
He spoke to me as if an angel.
Not a single limb left to count on,
but still secured to the newly vermillion seat.
“Fear can’t hurt you
any more than this dream,” he said—
voice seeping through the nightmare.
He dripped.
Along with the will from his eyes,
before his body hit the ceiling.
And with him, down fall sanity.
Not to be confused with humanity—
the greatest temptress of them all.
School project number six million **** I’d love some pointers I’m tryna get that 4.0
#plane
#planecrash
Written by
Ray Dunn
20/F/New York
(20/F/New York)
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