by Unknown
Dec 2010 363 Views 6 comments
Airport
A suitcase packed, a taxi called
We sit waiting, eyes filled with tears
The seat confirmed, the visa ends
We reflect and face our worst fears
A glass wall blocks my way and
Life is cut into parts with shears
A word of love is said but now
Only roaring engines she hears
Plane airborne, wheels off runway
Among the stars she disappears
We sit waiting, eyes filled with tears
The seat confirmed, the visa ends
We reflect and face our worst fears
A glass wall blocks my way and
Life is cut into parts with shears
A word of love is said but now
Only roaring engines she hears
Plane airborne, wheels off runway
Among the stars she disappears
~ ~ ~ ~ ~
Posted: Dec 2010
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Comments (6)
Hope fully she will return....or you will visit....and it will get sorted, one way or the other....airports okay to say 'hello,' but not 'goodbye.'
Niah
The parting is such sad sorrow when we don't get to decide who stays in our earthly world. But, oh, the brilliant starlight they leave behind!
Thank you gnj4u.