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Night Flight
Whispering wings, ace pilots’ flair Sonar filled flight disrupts the air As dusk draws in, they heed their crave In smoking plumes, flood from the cave It’s food they seek, and food they’ll find Unerringly, though eyes quite blind Like wind swept sands they scour the skies Nurture their need to feed on flies Many won’t live to sense new day Becoming other creatures' prey These air-born mice, plucked from their flight By larger, feathered birds of night Mission complete, those that survive Return to their place in the hive To sleep once more until their lust Propels them blindly into dusk.
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