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flying over Harrisburg (Seat 8C) transcontinental traveller this day, from a city island onwards to a city by the bay, the mileage sum greater than a lifetime of M31 bus trips, but the in-transit poem-notion-potion elixir in blood stirring, when a seated poet greets the jet stream motion turbulence , one more rightful writ to the flying poem chapter, additive motivated and self-commandeered airborne in the selfsame real clouds where the poems are plucked from, their distance to my body’s poem functions, vastly abbreviated so they arrive more wet, chilled and urgent, we become heated tango paired already approaching Indiana, crossing Ohio, over whose living souls have I traversed, over whose stored poems have I flown through, ruffling their crinkled white wrapper covers, the decorative ribbons, whose hand waves have I discerned, and whose cheeks have I gently kissed? this land is my land, this land is our land, and from the soft cream of moisture white, stumbled on my long lost and well forgotten poems, thereby freshly creasing and dampening yellowings with the renewable tears when greeting old friends of the who and when poetry was a secret garden where I hid and withdrew and transpired the essential oils of my deconstructed constitution see this poem is more me just checking in on you below, you up ahead, and those in arreared reared view mirror, and on me, composing at an altitude of 31,824 feet to strings of violins, my one true plane as compensator for this ramble unfocused I gift you this: *conscripted by the thin atmosphere, constricted by my failings, my limited stock of words, my extra clouded judgement, my heartbeats rapido speak, telling me to tell you my brothers, my sisters, mine own adapted children, we have never been closer than we are today, until that day I knock and grinningly embrace and erase that tiny space between our ******* and in unison breathe* 8:50am EST entente entering into Illinois
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Mar 23, 2018
Mar 23, 2018 at 9:16 AM UTC
Flying over Harrisburg (8C)
flying over Harrisburg (Seat 8C) transcontinental traveller this day, from a city island onwards to a city by the bay, the mileage sum greater than a lifetime of M31 bus trips, but the in-transit poem-notion-potion elixir in blood stirring, when a seated poet greets the jet stream motion turbulence , one more rightful writ to the flying poem chapter, additive motivated and self-commandeered airborne in the selfsame real clouds where the poems are plucked from, their distance to my body’s poem functions, vastly abbreviated so they arrive more wet, chilled and urgent, we become heated tango paired already approaching Indiana, crossing Ohio, over whose living souls have I traversed, over whose stored poems have I flown through, ruffling their crinkled white wrapper covers, the decorative ribbons, whose hand waves have I discerned, and whose cheeks have I gently kissed? this land is my land, this land is our land, and from the soft cream of moisture white, stumbled on my long lost and well forgotten poems, thereby freshly creasing and dampening yellowings with the renewable tears when greeting old friends of the who and when poetry was a secret garden where I hid and withdrew and transpired the essential oils of my deconstructed constitution see this poem is more me just checking in on you below, you up ahead, and those in arreared reared view mirror, and on me, composing at an altitude of 31,824 feet to strings of violins, my one true plane as compensator for this ramble unfocused I gift you this: *conscripted by the thin atmosphere, constricted by my failings, my limited stock of words, my extra clouded judgement, my heartbeats rapido speak, telling me to tell you my brothers, my sisters, mine own adapted children, we have never been closer than we are today, until that day I knock and grinningly embrace and erase that tiny space between our ******* and in unison breathe* 8:50am EST entente entering into Illinois
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99/M/NYC/Lippstadt/Kraków
Mar 23, 2018
Mar 23, 2018 at 9:16 AM UTC
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