After the kite surfers at Silver Points had finished for the day, they’d lay their kites out on the beach to dry. Here, they’d billow in the wind, like a nation of colourfully undulating jellyfish that had just decided to take up residence on the shore. It was kind of beautiful, even mesmerizing to watch, with each kite breathing as if a living organism, their patterns stretching out and consuming the beach like an appetite. Amongst the beautiful, athletic surfers and their kites was a beach dog named Wes. When nobody was paying attention he’d pee on each kite, so later, when the kites once again took to the air, Wes would be carried up with them, his scent lifted out and over the sea and then dispersing into a world he could not enter in his mortal form.
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You have a way with words that can make me laugh and cry at the same time. It is a wonderful gift and one which I hope you’ll never lose.
An uplifting and whimsical story!
Hey, thanks there Kate Macdonald!