Contrails
They crisscross the heavens, long silk threads of white
Spun in the bowels of jet engines, of sleek planes in flight
Like woven strands of white twine, they cling high in the air
I often look up and gaze, in awe and just stare
From behind the wings, those thin white billows pour
High in the blue yonder, see those Silver Birds soar
Like old wagon wheel ruts, they mark up the blue sky
And were never before seen, until man learned to fly
These trails in the sky, minute crystals of ice
Pasted onto the blue, with no pattern precise
White lines twisted and curved, some long and narrow
Are carved int...
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