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Notes from an Airplane

My soul is a vagrant
It wanders around in time
Like pollen and like leaves
Caught in the wake of life

I find meaning in this chaos

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In the little moments in time that I get,  
I open my windows to a world in which I know you live.

I hope I see you on the other side
 
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A butterfly sat on the wings of an airplane
As it taxied into an airport
One carried me in
The other,  my dreams.
 
Birds of a feather
Unknown to each other
 
 
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Airplane windows are modern day apartments.
The one who is inside wants to be outside
And the ones who are outside
They don't like being there

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