The Swan
The Swan Out of the newborn blue it flew-- right over my head-- just 10 feet above; A single swan at dawn, its bright, black eyes oblivious to my open-mouthed adoration; Surreally white, in silent flight, it looked and scanned the approach for its landing; A space shuttle touchdown without a sound— it barely scratched the liquid mirror; Impossible design, if judgment were mine, the huge wings and long neck should be gawky; But this paradoxical sight had no problem with flight: every feather, every muscle, every curve was mastery of motion.
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