At Twickenham Poem by Stephen Brian Brady

At Twickenham



into today's grey sky
the jet-planes fly

come stepping down to Heathrow
and sitting on the wings
do any of them know
just why we're waving
as they glide past us below

they raise their glasses
and some parachute
splash-down

we send out ducks and geese
but these are just for show

they'll guide them down to Richmond
mostly without luggage
bobbing in the murky river's flow

Saturday, June 7, 2014
Topic(s) of this poem: traveling
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