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Louis Yako

“(A Flock of Geese)

She often wondered why an inexplicable sorrow wells within her each time a flock of geese takes to the sky…

Do their flights remind her that she has wasted her life in the trivialities of daily existence? Or do they hint that she has lost her own capacity to fly?

Sometimes, in her sadness, she reflects on years poured out like a naïve bride dreaming of the perfect groom— planning every minute detail until her wings were clipped, unaware that the bride, the groom, the wedding are roles society invented to tether those who yearn to build new worlds rather than hang in one made for them by others.

When the honking of another passing flock echoes overhead—just as her most beautiful years flew by— that cry ignites in her an uncontrollable urge to depart, to reject the illusion of home and stability, the wedding and the groom, the guests dancing through the night celebrating the clipping of her wings…

December 14, 2023”

Louis Yako, سرطان في كل مكان [Cancer Everywhere]
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سرطان في كل مكان [Cancer Everywhere] سرطان في كل مكان [Cancer Everywhere] by Louis Yako
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