Soaring Through the Sky
Every saturday I awake at six in the morning.
The only way I can get out of bed is thinking of what lies ahead
I jump in my car and head down the road engine roaring.
As I arrive closer, I can see them above
Like giant metal eagles soaring.
I walk onto the ramp headset in hand,
and approach my bird, stars in my eyes.
"It never gets old" I say to myself,
as I flip a few switches and watch the other planes rise.
Preflighting is tedious but better safe than sorry
I'd rather not fly, than fall from the skies
Finally finished I don my headset,
and taxi out to the runway to escape the ground.
Tower calls my name, clears me for takeoff,
I push in the power and my escape I've found.
After an hour and a half of defying gravity
I approach the runway for landing, happily
I've had my fill for the day,
But I'll return in two the same way.
After I'm done tying down I look back at the sky
"it never gets old" I say as I watch everyone fly.
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