Flight is
demanding, hazardous, and at times unforgiving.
Yet, for those who’ve experienced it; in control of a flying machine,
there is nothing that compares to the freedom and exhilaration you experience when
you leave the confines of earth to venture into the air.
As the wisps
of clouds slip over the wings, or the tips of your rotors beat the air into
submission, you climb sun-ward and see the world as man had dreamed of seeing
for millenniums before you.
Speed is an
illusion.
Time seems to
slow.
Space contracts
as you concentrate on the perfect flight.
Whether
through the canyons of the clouds, the velvet black of the night, beneath the
spectacle of the Aura, in the cauldron of a storm, or kicking up dust a few feet from the earth, there are wisps to remind
us we are here and now. We are
alive and doing what we love.
I miss the comradery in the sky.
I miss the
friends long gone, who can no longer fly.
I miss those
wisps from times gone by.
1 comment:
Very nice, John.
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