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 Copyright 2015. All rights reserved. Want to comment on this story? Click Here to go the Literary Review Discussion Forum (for the subject, enter "Comment on poem The Plane") |