The Plane
by
Morgan Bazilian



It is
Meant
To look like
A modest
Plane. But
One whose wings
Are not entirely real, but
Are made from smoke and magic and stardust and sunblasts.
A plane so fast that it blurs physics, imagination, sight, love, and form.
In its cargo
Is everything
Hope
Hate
Presence
Futility
Dharma
Skin
Bones
Colour
And
A
Small
Insistence
Of
Reality


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