The Watch Seller
The promise of morning, the flea market bustle
rouses tired hands to lay out old friends.
Faces he knows as well as his own
watch with timeless abandon.
He sets each precisely with intimate touch,
deft as forgotten caresses;
gathers their stories, pulling them close
in the bittersweet truth of parting.
Come afternoon, those hands will slow;
kissed cold by the late Autumn air
and a passing whisper in his ear -
somewhere a bell is tolling.
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What a beautiful, small
Sarah Russell
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Thank you, Sarah :)
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this is good
Steven Deutsch
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Thank you, Steve. Greatly
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Enjoyed reading this, Ryan.
Amy Ballard
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Thank you for letting me know
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