TO SOARBy Joan Moos, 1997 |
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To touch the deep blue sky With silver wings, 'neath puffy clouds, and soar. When I hear the sound Of the tow ship's engine roar. Faster, faster down the runway, The glider now in tow. A thread that keeps us bound. Climb higher, higher, two thousand feet.........release...... Is the air as it rushes o'er the ship So high above the ground. Climb higher on thermal air, With eagles, and hawks, and sheaths from corn stalks. It's a different world up there. That fills my soul and sets me free, And I know therešs no place on earth That I would rather be. When my earthly bounds are shed, My loved ones may be mourning, but It's not a time to dread. Flying high with style and grace. I'll be soaring with the angels, With a smile upon my face. |