the airportA Poem by Pester D. Finches
Leaving the warm terminal,
Walking down the indifferent jet way,
His bag rolling on behind him,
A ticket grasped firmly in his hand.
The cold hit him first,
Chilling cold biting nerves,
Drilling deep into his skin,
Shivering down the length.
The smell, the stink,
The rancid jet fuel,
Burning his throat,
In chilled airy breaths.
The choking, stagnant air,
The cramped middle seat,
The beast that roars to life,
His at thirty five thousand feet.
© 2009 Pester D. FinchesReviews
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3 Reviews Added on February 20, 2009 AuthorPester D. Finchesthe middle of No-Where, NYAbouthi, my name is Pester, some of you may know me as j.j. or what you will, but you can call my Danny (my middle name). i like Danny better them Pester, dont you? more..Writing
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