light as a feather

If the shirt was heavy against Scotland, it was as light as a feather against Ireland.

“I looked up at the blue sky and had one of those outer-body moments. I remember feeling light as a feather. And I just started to cry.”

Once it all fell out, my body was as light as a feather.

“Air” is enjoyably facile and light as a feather, though sometimes touching, never more so than in a late, deftly handled face-off between Sonny and Deloris that brings the larger racial stakes of the landmark deal into crystalline focus.

Much lighter than meat-based larb, Gentl describes this variation as “light as a feather” but with “a serious flavor punch.”