The Root Flute

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Exploring the intersection of memory and creation, the narrative unfolds as a personal journey tied to the author's friend, Beau Bixler, a maker of root flutes. Initially intended as a tribute, the writing evolves into a profound recollection, suggesting a connection to timelessness. The author reflects on divine involvement in creation, revealing a playful notion that God was tricked into participating. This introspective tale challenges perceptions of truth and memory, blending personal experience with larger existential themes.