After continuous buzzing for two hours,
I looked through the window
to find myself standstill in the air,
above the clouds
They took a dip
along with the Atlantic
We were sailing on a sea of ice
without any jerks, but a buzzing sound
The only proof of movement was
the gradual change of pattern, under our sails
A little farther, the patterns dissolved into mushy white.
Farther away, they turned white,
a glowing white,which
diffused a few inches into the blue,
a lighter shade of the ocean
I was now surrounded by blue
and It took my breathe
the next moment, my ego
It brought tears
This is not the first time,
A mild weight on my chest
unknown pressure inside the lungs,
consciousness of the expanding air
head resting heavily.
The strength of nature
gave me great happiness
and immediate tears
It happened every time inspiration exceeded my threshold
Nothing ever influenced me as intensely as Nature
It was getting dark
I saw a star
and then, a thousand of them
It was now dark blue below me
I suddenly realized I didn't hear the buzz all this while
I was already thinking about the first sailors
the great adventures of Human history
Their doubts
Their fears
with all their confidence in wood
against the forces of sea,
travelling into a world of only their imagination
They lit the unending darkness
meter by meter
chasing land,
always a million hands away
I wondered how their evenings would have been!
The transition from day to night
the darkness that would never seem to end
on waters that drowned even light
And the winds, of which they never knew!
if they'd show them a new land?
or leave them in the sea, stranded?
With infinite uncertainty around them,
and frequently fogged hopes
they never turned back.
Was it their lust for money?
How intense could it have been!
Or was it a flair for adventure?
God bless you,
Take my life, for another such journey
In the warmth of their desire,
whatever it might be for,
I celebrated the spirit of Humanity
Their journeys instilled faith in me
that man will never cease to exist
We will not watch the Earth melt
We will pull it off
"somehow"
I looked through the window
to find myself standstill in the air,
above the clouds
They took a dip
along with the Atlantic
We were sailing on a sea of ice
without any jerks, but a buzzing sound
The only proof of movement was
the gradual change of pattern, under our sails
A little farther, the patterns dissolved into mushy white.
Farther away, they turned white,
a glowing white,which
diffused a few inches into the blue,
a lighter shade of the ocean
I was now surrounded by blue
and It took my breathe
the next moment, my ego
It brought tears
This is not the first time,
A mild weight on my chest
unknown pressure inside the lungs,
consciousness of the expanding air
head resting heavily.
The strength of nature
gave me great happiness
and immediate tears
It happened every time inspiration exceeded my threshold
Nothing ever influenced me as intensely as Nature
It was getting dark
I saw a star
and then, a thousand of them
It was now dark blue below me
I suddenly realized I didn't hear the buzz all this while
I was already thinking about the first sailors
the great adventures of Human history
Their doubts
Their fears
with all their confidence in wood
against the forces of sea,
travelling into a world of only their imagination
They lit the unending darkness
meter by meter
chasing land,
always a million hands away
I wondered how their evenings would have been!
The transition from day to night
the darkness that would never seem to end
on waters that drowned even light
And the winds, of which they never knew!
if they'd show them a new land?
or leave them in the sea, stranded?
With infinite uncertainty around them,
and frequently fogged hopes
they never turned back.
Was it their lust for money?
How intense could it have been!
Or was it a flair for adventure?
God bless you,
Take my life, for another such journey
In the warmth of their desire,
whatever it might be for,
I celebrated the spirit of Humanity
Their journeys instilled faith in me
that man will never cease to exist
We will not watch the Earth melt
We will pull it off
"somehow"