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Delta Airlines Descriptive Writing

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As I am sitting in the window seat on the left row of the Delta Airlines plane headed across the Pacific Ocean, my heart descends to my stomach as I feel the plane rock. Screams come over the intercom and I do not think my heart can handle much more before it dives right out of my chest. “Please fasten your seatbelt and prepare for an unexpected landing!” the flight attendant panickedly screamed. My eyes shoot towards the other passengers on the plane hoping for everything to stay as calm as possible. In front of me a preacher dressed in a full black suit has his hand clasped together on his knees praying aloud. “Lord help me,” he prayed, “keep these passengers safe, let them accept you in their hearts before we impact with the ground.” He

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