The Little Red Hang Glider
The little red hang glider
Framed against the gray blue window of the open sky
Propellers spinning, a blur
Two young children
All but joy forgotten, running, chasing
Yet forever behind the little red glider
Shrieking, carefree and exuberant laughter
And the dog
Leaving its game of catch
To frisk and bark at the little robin
The father running
A black remote in hand
And years wiped off his face
He was a child among them
In their joy and fun
And still
The little red glider flew
Framed in the sky.
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