How the Dolphin Taught the Swan to Fly

Everyone can fly, but not everyone remembers they have the wings to do so.

Two masks made from illustration boards lay lifeless on an unkept bed. One was in the shape of a small swan painted with horrendous hues of white, yellow-green, and loud orange while the other was an attractive dolphin-shaped mask with a palette of different shades of blue. Unsuspecting, and inanimate, they become unrelenting and unforgiving visual reminders that trigger a gamut of sentiments and unwarranted sensations.

HOW THE DOLPHIN TAUGHT THE SWAN TO FLY is a fable memoir, rooted in depression caused by fragments of a broken friendship and concludes with powerful lessons of hope, self-acceptance, self-actualization, and liberation from the constraints of unseen subjugators.