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In The High Street I am approaching Julliet's patisserie. A couple of women are are striding ahead of me. They wear tweeds and speak with appropriate voices, not on the quiet side. One stops and stares through the window. "Yummy", she says. But her companion strides on. I am left to wonder whether I should acknowledge the cry of enthusiasm from the cake fancier. And how? Just in time I realise that I don't have to.
2 comments:
I feel slightly ashamed. All I keep doing is laying down text and inserting pix - often from Google Images, the electronic equivalent of engraving tombstones. I recall the struggle to master Dreamweaver (easily the most awkward software I've ever used) and the eventual creation of the community website. The trouble is I quickly forget the techno-tricks I've learned and often find myself in a bout of re-education. No doubt I'll be forced into this innovation, deflected from the path of slouching to... where? The Land of Enlightenment? Or a pub called The Confident Semi-Colon.
I have commented on your artwork before but it keeps on moving forward. This one's very plausible. Are you sure it isn't at the expense of writing sonnets. Now there's a dilemma for you
Not at the expense of writing sonnets. Rather an indulgence, a relief from duty.
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