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A Thousand Origami Cranes

A thousand origami cranes grants the maker one wish. One wish to be granted on the paper wings folded and tucked with care. Eternal good luck is granted say others. A legend born and borne by the wings of a bird. What would I wish for after making a thousand paper cranes? I'd wish that each crane flew away, saw beauty and love as it dipped over mountains, swooped over fields, and sang at dawn. After all hanging by string, being made of paper, just means that the maker and her birds are waiting. Waiting to be let from their cage.
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Jan 29, 2015
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30/01/2015

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