This is a unique and uniquely rendered love story. Zach's longing is as tangible as the object of his longing is intangible. I was carried along by the intensity of his feelings and the power and unpredictability of the unseen object of his obsession.

There are so many ways to interpret this love story. Is it a story of someone in love with someone/something else that can only bring pain, no matter how much they try to heal with love? Or is this a magical love story where love transcends even corporeal bodies? "A fish may love a bird, but where would they live?" And again, this love story leads back to pain. But isn't that what the price of all love is, in the end? No one has love without pain, but the little sparks in between? That's what matters.

The fantastical/mythical elements of this play don't take away from the deeply felt longing and loneliness that often accompanies someone attempting to connect with an old flame. The connection, when it finally occurs, is intense! Beautifully written!