The Battle of the Desk and Chair

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I wish I could feel the cold pit of fear
And the deep pressure of a tight turn.
I wish I could feel the exhilaration of
my thumb on a trigger and the jar
of the guns as they shudder in the airframe.
I wish I could see the high blue bowl of the sky
and the little crosses we ride up into the air
to make war on each other in three dimensions.
I wish I could breathe the cold pure oxygen
of a twelve thousand foot sky in a frail steel Hurricane
And sometimes I wish I could feel the thump of German shells
tearing up my little machine and my soft body
and the rush of the sweet crystal air as I fall
twelve thousand feet
From the high blue bowl of the sky
to the long plain of the earth
I wish I could live in the hot fear of death every time I go up
and the exhausting reprieve of relief every time I come down
I wish I had a life of danger and adventure like that
but all I have is a chair and a computer and a game called
Battle of Britain
and some wishes

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The Mystery ValiantThe Mystery Valiantabout 18 years ago
Excellent!

It was almost as if the dream was tearing at your heart. Except for a couple of words that might have been even more shocking, I liked the poem very much! I would almost think that in a past life, you were there!

AnonymousAnonymousabout 18 years ago
Excellent!

It was almost as if the dream was tearing at your heart. Except for a couple of words that might have been even more shocking, I liked the poem very much! I would almost think that in a past life, you were there!

AnonymousAnonymousabout 18 years ago
Why screw it up?!

The title was wonderful, the "Intro" was wonderful, the poem was wonderful, but then came the ending "and a game called Battle of Britain"... And it spoiled everything!

Think a little longer next ime, and I am sure that you will succeed!

AnonymousAnonymousabout 18 years ago
:)

well, you took me there. very descriptive. really didnt expect it to be a video game. good work ;)

maria

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