Reconsidering

The red tail light of the 737 flashed rhythmically against the dark skyline

It taxied its approach on the runway, everything was set, it all looked fine

She looked out the window across the dark land wondering if he was there

She had left him a note, she explained it all to him, she told him that she cared

She checked her gold watch as the planes engines powered up, starting to whine

This time is for me, she thought to herself, I deserve it, it’s all mine

The plane took off racing down the airstrip about to take flight

I have known for a long time about this, I have always been right

As the plane left the ground and accelerated up into the midnight sky

She questioned herself, her note and considered one last, just one more try
Copyright © | Year Posted 2007

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