The Migratory Pattern of a Rare Bird
Notes on Self-Preservation

A fixed-wing aircraft generates
forward thrust
when air is pushed in the direction
opposite
of flight.
I can’t fly
I have come
to
expect nothing.
I gather landmarks
hip-width
flex and forage
Head
East
always toward water
where thirsts are quenched.
Currently,
I’m on a current
It could lead me to you
or break me down
faster than the fear of this cold climate
I’m a Rare Bird
\
Instinct (for the flight)
I only aim to move forward
finding
all good formations
Flock in
V
I crane my neck
flee for foothills
hold memories
stacked for survival
in my
cerebral
cairn
The wind carries
what I cannot
I throw down dirt
for miles.
About the Creator
Cali Loria
Over punctuating, under delivering.



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