the bridge, after rain
the road has room for two.
Some streets deserve to be taken slowly. Nothing to catch, nothing to count. Just enough light to see the way ahead.
pencil on the back
For L. — I like the world better with you in it.
a small dedication, folded into an ordinary day.
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a little window light
the small hours can be kind.
A window can hold a whole evening: a little light, the room behind you, the city doing its own thing outside.
a folded corner
There are so many ordinary days I want to share with you. The quiet ones count, too.
for L.
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no hurry to get anywhere
the familiar turn, one more time.
I like a photograph that leaves a little space around things. Somewhere for the evening to keep going after the shutter closes.
something in the envelope
A practice-room reminder: leave enough room for the person beside you.
There is a clarinet part on the stand. Some things are worth taking the long way home for.
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the quiet part of the picture
from the box / a different season.
An older picture, tucked into October. I kept it for the way snow makes even a familiar street feel worth looking at again.
one last line
Not every page needs a big event. Sometimes it is enough to have someone you want to show the picture to.
L., this one's for you.
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