The Bayou Fly Lang Schort

The Legend of The Bayou Fly They say the bayou doesn’t forget what it creates. Long ago, when the swamp was still untamed and the air thick with secrets, something small took flight — born not of beauty, but of grit. It wasn’t meant to be noticed. It wasn’t meant to last. But it did. They tried to swat it. Drown it. Burn it out. Still, it buzzed. It watched, waited, and flew low — surviving storm after storm, rising from the mud with wings sharper than silence. ​Now, it’s more than a fly. It’s a symbol. Of those who come from nothing and leave a mark. Of those who don’t ask to be seen — but can’t be ignored. This is The Bayou Fly. Don’t swat greatness.