Sun Warms the Wings
Sun warms the wings after flying near the jail crimson razor wire.
Wayne Ray
SourceLicence:Public domain
Sun warms the wings after flying near the jail crimson razor wire.
Sunlight touches a bird’s wings just after it has flown close to a jail, where crimson razor wire marks the boundary. There is a sense of relief in that warmth: the flight has carried the bird past a place of confinement and sharp edges, and now the sun seems almost to soothe it.
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