Wingless FlyingA Poem by Amy CoutureKnowing just the taste of flying without wingsHave you ever wished you could fly? Just to lean forward and sore across fields and through trees? I have never flown, but I’ve come so close The wind on my face blows a smile onto it My hair rips behind me, taunting the still air And I forget to breath I sit motionless as we soar The only thing keeping me grounded it that invisible string Binding the two of us together Sometimes I spread my arms Imagining them as the wings that would push us up Up, and up Until we are truly flying But then we slow No longer losing that one connection to the earth When we stop We are both out of breath And walk a bit quicker Tempting each other To taste the wind Once more © 2020 Amy Couture |
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