Today's OneWord: Festival

In the heart of the festival, two boys were dancing together. They wore bright red paper hats crafted by one of the elderly villagers, and their shiny new brown loafers with bright silver buckles kicked up loose pebbles scattered on the cobblestone. The musicians and drummers sped up the song, and the boys did nothing but dance faster.

Sipping from a tankard, I watched the two children whirl arm in arm like a tornado in its wake.

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