The Shoemakers BenchA Poem by Ally
tangled strings in heaps on the mahogany work bench
sparkling with dust under the waning lamplight. various tools, their wood worn to a light shade of brown by years of of twisting and turning and tireless mending of the fine leather bindings, strewn about taut and rough as his bone-thin hands that thread the spools of string into tiny holes with years of shaking precision. his milky gray eyes behind opaque lenses, the skin around them crinkling as he concentrates on his work. this old soul sews new soles © 2010 Ally |
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Added on May 5, 2010 Last Updated on May 5, 2010 AuthorAllyManassas, VAAbouti dont believe in poetic about me phrases, so im just gonna say there isnt much to say. more..Writing
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