“Don’t look for me, because you won’t find me.” Dylan almost wanted to put the letter down, and call the police, but then, he stopped to read on.
“Thanks for all the support! You are the colonnade that enveloped my existence, helped me stay afloat, but also separated me from the skies I dream of reaching someday. I’d like to carve my own life.”
Years later, the father and son stand facing each other.
“So, did you find your sky?”
“Yes, and I converted it into solid ground for my son. He’ll need it till he learns to fly.”
(99 words)
Reena Saxena 
Yep, ground to stand on is important even as one looks to the skies.
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As a launchpad, yes…
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A powerful question to ask, “So, did you find your sky?” The answer shows the son matured enough to give back to his what his father didn’t give to him.
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Yes. Thsnks!
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A great story.
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Thanks a lot!
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You’re welcome
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