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Airliner Poems - Poems about Airliner


Flying Is For The Birds
If all goes well airlines will sell seats by the pound the less you weigh the less you pay to fly the world around and yet if a commercial Russian airliner jet unfortunately crashed into the sea would there be Aeroflotsam on the ocean fragmented and floating free? It's a riddle inside a mystery wrapped in an enema from 1939 Soviet Union history. ...

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Categories: airliner, flying, fun, humor, silly,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member TIME WHARF AIRLINER
An Airliner on its regular schedule It seems the Airliner was stuck in an anywhere time module The Airliner would take off in fligh5t in the present, but would go from current into unknown times The flight would be smooth The destination was supposed to be from Los Angeles to Chicago The passengers, Pilot and entire Flight crew themselves going...

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Categories: airliner, adventure, anxiety, assonance, business,
Form: Free verse



Weather Worries
The milk’s gone off today, I don’t know where it’s going It booked a cab to Stansted, then climbed aboard a Boeing. He doesn’t have a passport, I’m sure he’ll be ejected The milk’s gone off today, it’s not what I expected. The temperature is soaring, this wine is turning sour ...

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Categories: airliner, africa, beach, environment, future,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Airliner In Storm Is Not Doing Well
Airliner in the storm is not doing well Pilot is having difficulty keeping it in the air Tossing and turning, careering with each stormy swell Stewardess do not tip us off, issuing us all kinds of care Each one squelching their own internal light for our sake My eyes are fixated on the dark clouds that appear with a glare 747...

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Categories: airliner, storm,
Form: Terzanelle
Premium Member The Landing - Corrected
THE LANDING - corrected The big jetliner banked sharply left, descending out of a bad thunderstorm, lined up on the runway, its six landing lights like a big chandelier suddenly turned up by an unseen hand, the passengers sweating and shaking, sure that death was at hand only seconds ago, the way I felt at age eleven facing Wallace Carter, his ugly brother...

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Categories: airliner, angst, conflict, memory,
Form: Free verse



Plane Ocean Bed
Alba Gal swam down to the plane It was the plane that brought her here The remains of her Comet jet In thousands of pieces at the ocean bottom How the plane broke up was bad But how Alba Gal and the others Lost their lives was even worse It read like something from a horror film But was real and brutally...

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Categories: airliner, death, flying, travel,
Form: Blank verse

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