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| 571. One Day I awakened after such a bad dream My face scorched by the heat of hell’s flame I could have sworn my life was now over My future never again to be the same Sitting so content was I in my seat My journey home was what I once had I had closed my eyes for hardly a second When I knew that things had gone so really bad Stripped of my senses I was tossed in the air No sight did I have of what did occur A dream or reality I smelled death’s coming For where I awoke I wasn’t to sure Still strapped in my seat I teetered precariously The chair I was in perched atop a tall tree Miles around me was strewn flaming destruction Pieces of wreckage visible as far as I could see Yet I was alive swaying alone in the breeze The absurdity of life making me hope I was asleep When I realized that my plane was no longer My ability to retain sanity became hard to keep And so it was that eventually they found me Though by then my soul had long passed away The chance for survival overlooked by the doubters Rescue possible if only they had looked up one day |
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