Running And Flying, by Russell Conover

Run-on sentences aren’t generally accepted in reading and writing, but sometimes they can be both useful and fun, like when you tell a story about a guy who suddenly learned to fly and soared into the heavens and had the most exhilarating experience of his life since he was so high above the world and was doing something he never dreamed possible, despite the fact that humans flying is generally known to be impossible even though there’s no technical reason we can’t except for our lack of wings, so maybe not using run-on sentences could help us sail into space.