Airplane Poems - Poems about Airplane

"Yellow is a bright and fun color to enjoy." By Poet Yellow is my husband's favorite color, my fun surprise was going to cost more than a dollar. We were dating and he was coming to see me, I was dressing in all yellow looking like a big bee. When he got off the airplane, he said - you look breathless...

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geese in the flight path astounded startled pilot remnants of sully...

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“Orville, let’s go to Kitty Hawk - And make this trip by 6 o’clock” “Wilbur, from Dayton and back again By 6 o’clock, we’ll need a plane.”...

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if you thought the Delta 747 plane crash of 1984 was harrowing you should have been there to see the Mississippi bridge burning We had no idea how many cars were on it when the plane hit the rails the heat from the roaring inferno kept rescue workers from aiding when the fire had finished doing her work, there...

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A is for Airspeed who graduated from Oxford B is for Bristol with their whispering giants C is for Convair and Canadair also B recalls Boulton-Paul who built many Defiants. D for De Havilland and those sleek Comet racers E for the energy shown at Embraer F connotes Fairchild who made a...

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When I speak with you I'm never blue Imagine if we said, I do? On cloud nine would I Float happily by Guitar and Bluebird in the sky Atop your wings I'll tell you things While all the time my bluebird sings And when we land I'll take your hand And hold it, wedding band to band ...

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In the wind, I hear her laugh, A nervous giggle – so sweet and wild. On the night, skies soft and bright, Quivering with stars, lit by a spark from God. In the leaves, I hear her and remember… Just yesterday, she was alive and so gentle, Filled with her dreams – promises and belief, Never questioning the peace that comes to...

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We can never forget 9/11 We will forever remember such a date A date that will live in infamy A date that has everything in it: Sadness, fire, death, destruction and bravery Heroism, sickness and resilience, except happiness 9/11/2001 is a memorable and a daring date That changed the world. Things are not seen like The day before. We have a different perspective About...

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god's torch falling slowly...

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AWAY IN AN AIRPLANE Away in an airplane, no way like to fly. Admit fear of flying, afraid I might … die. Cemetery plot have, in Bible find deed. Bought flight Insurance but, Lord pray … this won’t need. Made sure was here early, rolled in on a dime. Flight with me, without me, will fly out … on time. Hate economy seat, fact not in first class. Requested seat...

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Now it's May...as in 'Month Merry' We look outside and see it's very Bright and warm and dry and can With confidence those flights we'll plan! We'll dust off winders, and wind rubber Or fire up engines too long dormant Props then will throw air in torrents So our builds go up and forward! Young birdlings will soon fledge and fly Our builds will...

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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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I’ve never particularly enjoyed travelling. Most people have long lists of places they’d like to visit, but for me that’s never been the case. First, airplanes scare me to death. Yes, they may be the safest form of transport but my fear remains nonetheless. Second, you must pack your stuff. Oh, that’s such a disturbing...

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*Image of Make A Paper Airplane by YT. Pen Am Expression Airplane Welcome, all writers and riders on board, Pen Am Expression Toss-N-Throw Jetways, Piloting, Captain Armstrong Paperweight, And Co-Pilot Ace Bellwether Coxswain, Thanks flying this all-expense paid--by you! All poet and poetess, pens ready, The younger riders can enjoy their snacks, Ready for take-off, all seat belts fastened, Note that the No Smoking Ever...

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I watched attentively as each fold was creased so carefully and precisely, and then tested with great care to exact the chosen form. It was made worthy of long, sustained flight to compete with the other boys, whose fathers also taught them the basics of aerodynamics from the kitchen table....

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