Submitted by: Druha
“The Sky was once an empty dome
A ceiling above our home
But then we asked how things fly?
We soon got our answer, and there disappeared the silence of the sky
A leaf that spins, A bird that flies
The answer took to long to be discovered
But finally after many years
We saw at last how it all worked
Bernoulli’s breath, the knowledge it brings,
The balance born of a plane’s wings,
The drag that fights, the thrust that dares
A discovery of the movement on air
For when we learn what lifts the plane,
We see the world through knowledge and the brain.
Not just the how, but why it bends
The way the sky itself extends.
Aerodynamics turns our gaze
To wonder hid in previous days.
A falling leaf isn’t just descent
It’s nature’s note of how things went.
And so, our world expands
Let engines hum, let dreams be stirred.
The world is more than earth and stone
It’s air and flight and paths unknown.
We don’t only fly through our skies above,
But through new ways to learn and love.
For seeing flight is exciting and true
The world is shaped by our aerial view”