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Long Plane Rides

by avery-glows

People moving in With their suitcases on board Standing everywhere Fumbling to their seats. "MAY I SEE YOUR BOARDING PASS?" Yes please. Plane flies on the runaway Diving into the clouds Into a puff of wind and smoke. We fly. I sat unmoved For the rest of 16 hours. I thought I had been fossilized. Hardened. But I saw it flying Us flying to mi casa Time is rolling backwards My lips tugging backwards No more jetlagging. I held on to a light of a hope with a lopsided grin. Perhaps, It's time to say hello To the land long forgotten The land with cozy saturday mornings Where we have dinner at 7pm, not 9. The land that I long to be in Where I had been long gone is 60 minutes apart.
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Jul 31, 2014
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#home#lost#pane#travel#long#return#homeland#airport#aeroplane#longlost
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