The Wright Brothers Poem by Rohini Gupta
The Wright Brothers
While Wilbur looked up in the sky
Young Orville asked the God, why
Only the birds have wings to fly
The brave and the wise never cry
They keep their eyes always dry
From taking a risk, they don't shy
So the two brothers, gave it a try
Easily now, we can travel so high
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4/18/2024 8:41:26 PM # 1.0.0.1119
I was attracted to this poem because I share the last name WRIGHT with the brothers. But this is somewhat corny and I'd avoid mentioning God in a poem and avoid using end-rhyme. You need to go beyond the spiritual and try and figure out just what it was that motivated the WRIGHTS to launch at Kitty Hawk.