The following text is from Jhumpa Lahiri’s 2003 novel The Namesake.
Gogol, a child, is at a beach in Massachusetts with his father. He watches his father raise a kite within minutes into the wind, so high that Gogol must tip his head back in order to see, a rippling speck against the sky. The wind whips around their ears, turning their faces cold.
Gogol, a child, is at a beach in Massachusetts with his father. He watches his father raise a kite within minutes into the wind, so high that Gogol must tip his head back in order to see, a rippling speck against the sky. The wind whips around their ears, turning their faces cold.