May 10, 2018, prompt: In 99 words (no more, no less) write a story defining “the charisma of cranes.” For centuries, cranes have inspired art and philosophy. You can write a crane story or create something new out of the phrase. Go where the prompt leads.
Paper Crane
George folded the edges of the paper. He had already finished his test, so he decided to make a paper crane. His grandma taught him how to fold different kinds of animals, but her favorite had always been the crane. When he visited her in the hospital a few days earlier, she told him that one day when she is gone, she will come back to see him as a crane.
Just at that moment, a breeze came through the open window and George’s crane lifted from his desk and took flight out the window.
“Goodbye, grandma.” he whispered.
6 responses to “Flash Fiction – Paper Crane”
Beautiful❤
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Thank you
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Sweetness!
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[…] Paper Crane by Heather Gonzalez […]
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Aw, how precious to have a gift to pass down such as the ability to make something. I feel the emotion in this piece, Heather.
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Thank you. Sometimes you aren’t sure if the emotion comes across in 99 words.
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