Submissive OrigamiA Poem by Shara FaskowitzThe point was swans. There were long folds bending underneath an implication of wings never with conscious thought of flight, but there were creases, triangulations and a return to the page.
A sketch was tried to suggest downy feathers, soft submission to paddle companionably side by side. When that didn't work a scissors cut away parts of me.
I unfolded myself to you, but my hands were gone, my feet hobbled. There was a circle where my mouth used to be. The sky had changed. Maybe I was really a paper airplane. © 2008 Shara FaskowitzFeatured Review
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