by Eliza Hayse   In the spring, I watch feathers float slowly to the ground, riding on wind currents. I envy them, the way they can stay suspended in air for longer than gravity would usually allow, the gossamer dawn light making them shimmer. I wo… Read on blog or Reader The Citron Review Read on blog or Reader On Feathering By The Citron Review on July 1, 2024 by Eliza Hayse   In the spring, I watch feathers float slowly to the ground, riding on wind currents. I envy them, the way they can stay suspended in air for longer than gravity would usually allow, the gossamer dawn light making them shimmer. I wonder what creature had to die for this soft sight, for […] Continue reading Comment Like You can also reply to this email to leave a comment.

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