Take Off Poem by Susan Lacovara
Take Off
Had I only realized, then,
The airplane you boarded
Which sent you soaring
Away from me
Just so happens to be
A routine flight
For American Airlines
And wouldn't you know it
Lucky me....
I live only minutes
From the airport
And have the daily reminder
Overhead
Overwhelmingly loud
Of the 'On Time' schedule
Of your departure
Monday, February 8, 2016
Topic(s) of this poem: lost love
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
(02/08/16) Do all the brokenhearted meet at the same terminal? MS. MAYBE SOMEDAY, you'll book your return flight. Across the skies, we still smile.
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