Riding With The Wind
The thunder of deep rumbling engines
Many, many engines, sighing, waiting
All arrayed together in a gaggle of colorful metal
Poised to take flight
Like a giant flock of mechanical birds of prey
They preen and growled in the early morning

At some unknown signal
The first sprang to life
The throttles roared with joy
And the group gathered its energy
Speeding off into the mist
The primal sound filled the air
as the humans who piloted them released their spirits to the beasts

Blurring green trees, misty ponds and leaves
All flew by as the miles melted away
I sat astride a mythical beast
And felt my pulse in my groin
I gave myself up to the ride

My pilot rode with grace and assurance for he knew his control was absolute
He was in command of this chariot of chrome and paint and rubber
And I but a willing prisoner
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