TetheredFall 2009 - Volume 13 Number 4 Kelly Sievers, CRNA
My brother, a boy running a kite on a white beach. This can only be a dream. His dragon kite falters and I am a girl stretching her arms skyward. When he calls, "Coming down, Mary, coming down," I catch the kite. When his voice arches, "Ready?" I spring to straighten the kite’s tail, "Ready!" "Let’er rip!" My brother yells— I am my arms, my laughter, my brother’s laughter, ascending. —for my brother, diagnosed with Parkinson’s Disease
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