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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required Over the horizon is heard the sputtering engine of an unusual bird. Trailing a billowing plume of smoke, it looked so pathetically absurd! Coming into view was an old Curtiss Jenny of World War One fame. Used only as a trainer, faster, more stable planes put it to shame! The dashing young pilot buzzed the field and waved to the crowd. Distraught moms covered the ears of their kids to ease the din so loud! He did a barrel roll and a loop and people thought the man insane! He made a wobbly landing, alit, gazing about with haughty disdain! Doffing his goggles, his oil-stained face looked like that of a raccoon. The handsome interloper caused young ladies to gasp and swoon. He smiled a smile that would light up the night and gallantly salutes! He's so striking in his breeches, helmet, leather jacket and shiny boots! He grandly announced, "For five bucks I'll take you for a ride, In good old faithful Jenny here, my joy and my pride! Now don't be shy, step right up! How about you there, Dad? Let me give the thrill of a lifetime to that there young lad!" The young fellow with his Ma and Pa did earnestly plead. Ma and Pa argued about it and Ma tearfully agreed. That flight sparked a burning flame in the soul of that young boy! He became a World War Two fighter ace much to his parent's joy! Robert L. Hinshaw, CMSgt, USAF, Retired © All Rights Reserved
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