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Coming Down to Earth Grounded

I see a clearing
It's big enough to land in
The grass is short
No rocks or bumps
It's all clear for landing

My heart beats in panic
Tears of sweat run down my face
Fear grips my body
In expectant embrace

The engine splutters and coughs
Bangs erupt from broken wings
I hear my own screams

The smoke is acrid in flared nostrils
My flesh burning, stinks

Ah! I savour a touchdown, touche!
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Goldsmith Avatar
December 3, 2024 at 1:25 PM
I enjoyed reading your creative write with a Great Picture.... Have a fun day writing away................
Anderson Avatar
December 3, 2024 at 1:44 PM
Thanks very much, Cheers and Best Wishes
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