A Rebellious Bird
It’s Valentine’s Day tomorrow. Maybe it makes you feel broody. Maybe it makes you feel lonely. Maybe you just don’t care.
What is love to you? Is it comfort and security? Is it care and companionship? Is it … a rebellious bird?
Author: Erik Meyer
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