My Paper Planes Poem Kenneth Wee !!install!! Review

Wee captures this loss of innocence without sentimentality. He doesn’t mourn the plane; he mourns the capacity to imagine that the plane could go anywhere. The poem asks a quiet, devastating question: When did we stop believing that something so fragile could fly?

: Used to contrast freedom with restriction. The brother’s spirit is airborne, while the speaker's spirit is "trapped" and "pinioned". my paper planes poem kenneth wee