Airborne Poems - Poems about Airborne

Morning thoughts of you roses full of dew gardens full of summer love, sweet romance here inside your arms we rebirth brand-new like the morning sun when it starts to dance Aborning sunlight cortef hours .... loved, like the pied colors of a rainbow burst. glancing tinted shades two...

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The Time Machine is built and ready to try Final preparations complete ready to say goodbye I would travel back to the day I was born The machine fires up sending me airborne The next thing I know I am transporting my mom and myself from the birthing room Looking at myself flashes great memories of days gone...

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SAND airborne dust devil stinging whirligig rips my hair, eyes, and skin I’m well-scoured and abraded “Cleansing sand storm, if I survive.” NB: Clarity Pyramid, two triplets and a single line; 1/2/3/5/6/7/8 (7 lines total)...

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People I knew who escaped alive From Arnhem, the Bridge too Far, That Unsuccessful campaign Of The Second World War. But for a leg broken in practice Richard would have been there Maybe jumping to his death Through the clear still air. Captain Bill, then a glider pilot. A hazardous way of arrival Cutting down the chances Of his amazing survival. Old Alan the...

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I dug my toes into the tile floors through the custom issued socks and ahead I looked at the psychs counter and with energy and lift I would rock I began to run while the guard looked on he wondered what my actions would be but a swift pursuit I had in mind to fly in grace for all to...

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Arriving for my first visit, not knowing what to expect Instantly awestruck at the plethora of trampolines Ready to jump feet first into a new adventure. Bouncing up, down, in, out, to and fro Over and over again. I spot the soft foam pit, Racing towards it, I take a leap of faith Naturally full of enthusiasm and a youthful...

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The rain If comes too often Makes people sad Besides flood and flu Inconveniences and economics hazards I pity the rain because it's like The sky is crying A lot of sorrow is ahead The rain is busy washing away Deforested soils, human sins and Airborne virus Don't cry baby You make me feel so sorry and helpless...

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With their cruel Laughter I quickly ended the chapter About a started helicopter, Still air-borne forty hours after, Because of flyers never the softer Above zinc or Rafter, Until results are born Or dreams to shreds torn… And then their cruel laughter began, With all the heat of a room without fan: I like a new album denied a hit Or listeners choosing it...

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Today, our sun shone neath a haze that blocked its rays. Views disappeared; the air looked weird. The weather forecast sounded great; blue skies, clear fate. Stead, we were shroud inside a cloud! But, then I heard, as the news broke, wildfires spread smoke from West to East- an airborne beast! July 21, 2021 Contest: 12 Lines In Rhyme Sponsor: Joseph May Rhyme Scheme: aabb, ccdd, eeff Syllable Count: 8,4,4,4, ...

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Madly accelerating down the runway Passengers jolted backward Lips pressed together Pressure builds Ears pop In the blink of an eye Airborne... Flap your wings...

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Look! An airborne leaf Twirling about in the wind Not knowing if it's coming Or going. Floating Like hope in a passing breeze I wish I were as carefree Date written and posted: 08/01/2018...

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On Military Parachuting In the light of your mortality, The trials and tribulations of everyday life, Diminish considerably....

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Up in the air again I was down on the ground But now I’m hovering There is so much miles I am covering Borne from the air I’m soaring higher Like it ever did Burning down the bridges Of my memory Where the oceans Meet the sky I’ll be flying Oh, I got lightning In my veins I’m flying at the speed of light And it ain’t over I am reaching supernova!...

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Winking on before the stars These little airborne lamps Endowed my neighbourhood As my wide grey eyes feel good I must stop and stare As electric insects appear No one can take this view from me As long as my eyes can see Dancing in their flights Guided by several lights Every dawn must die As they skillfully fly From the beetle family With a light-based vocabulary Giving a...

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