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Bi-Wing Planes by Gerard J. St. John Tuesday, May 30, 2006 Rated "G" by the Author. Share Print Save Become a Fan
Bi-wing planes hang like kites High above sleepy open fields. Gaily colored, cloud-like, hovering, Always close to the rural airfield. Not so the sleek single-winged planes. Coming, going, to and from unseen places Flying quickly over the sprawling streets, Higher and higher, neck-stretching high. Blue jets scream and streak Low, past the high school smokestack. Distant dark dots, they dance above the horizon, Then explode overhead and are gone.

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