By Richard Edenfield
This is a paper airplane.
You have to fold it in your eyes. Each crease like a sentence across paper.
First, in half; the story must have an airstrip to start.
Then fold the corners giving it direction.
You must have wings, so you fold the edges back at an angle.
It’s like tying a tie that the sky will wear with formal literary enthusiasm.
And your eyes must be blue to fully enjoy this story.
Now, throw this across your imagination and watch it glide as it dips and swirls in light and it only lands when you stop…
reading.
there’s some real zen beauty in this story. i love it, thank you for sharing
Thank you.
Like this a lot. Good and different.
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