Sparrows by Prakhar G

A bird shoots past the metal grill of my fiftieth floor window. A crow or a raven. I can’t tell the difference. I miss the sparrows, though. They used to stop by for a drink when we first moved in. But now I suppose they have gone off to the countryside. How Fortunate.

A bird shoots past the metal grill of my fiftieth floor window. A crow or a raven. I can’t tell the difference. I miss the sparrows, though. They used to stop by for a drink when we first moved in. But now I suppose they have gone off to the countryside. How Fortunate.

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