I was once on a plane leaving New York (thank god) to Houston (thank you)
I watched a coptic bishop and a strange man from another religion be forced to sit next to each other, due to the over population of traveling plane.
I was amazed to see them get along
They spoke soft, hard, and with an occasional chuckle
The entire flight was quite nice
As I spoke to soon
The plane hopped on the humid pavement
And we all were at a standstill
The two men of religion unbuckled their seat belts and stood up
They hugged
Then took each others seatbelt and started strangling each other
Both with smiles
They looked at me, and I smiled back
Dec 6, 2012
Dec 6, 2012 at 12:40 AM UTC
I was once on a plane leaving New York (thank god) to Houston (thank you)
I watched a coptic bishop and a strange man from another religion be forced to sit next to each other, due to the over population of traveling plane.
I was amazed to see them get along
They spoke soft, hard, and with an occasional chuckle
The entire flight was quite nice
As I spoke to soon
The plane hopped on the humid pavement
And we all were at a standstill
The two men of religion unbuckled their seat belts and stood up
They hugged
Then took each others seatbelt and started strangling each other
Both with smiles
They looked at me, and I smiled back
