A LETTER CARRIED BY THE WIND
A letter
without an address.
One morning, the wind brought a little boat ashore.
Somewhere, a letter was waiting.
02 / SOMETHING LEFT BEHIND
By an open gate,
a letter waits.
A blue envelope. A small peach seal.
No address. Only a daisy pressed inside.
A DAISY IS ALL WE HAVE
Someone, somewhere,
is waiting.
The little boat tucks the letter aboard. Perhaps the harbor knows this flower. Perhaps the wind remembers the way.
03 / THE HARBOR REMEMBERS
Someone left
a little clue.
THREE STOPS ALONG THE SHORE
Every window is open. Even the town has stopped to listen to the sea.
The address was missing.
The way was not.
04 / THE DAISIES LEAD UPHILL
The wind knows
where to go.
Daisies beside the path. A blue ribbon on the windmill.
The breeze lifts its loose end into the clouds.
NEXT STOP: ABOVE THE CLOUDS
05 / AT THE END OF THE RIBBON
An open gate.
An empty chair.
The same daisies. The same blue ribbon.
A chair in the sun, as though someone had saved you a place.
06 / THE LETTER FINDS ITS WAY
It was for you.
Inside the envelope: three small pages. The little boat has brought you all the way here. Turn them over, one at a time.
THREE PAGES · ONE LETTER · NOW DELIVERED
DELIVERED BY THE WIND
Some journeys bring you back to yourself.
A little boat, a letter, and a place to pause. An original impressionist story by YoloLab.
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