Stunning photography and her usual wonderful writing from Emily.
today
feels like a day
to unplug the dryer
and hang
laundry on the line
in the back yard
next to the busy street
where all the truckers
and farmers
and school kids
drive by
but i don’t
have a clothes line.
~LW Lindquist “today”
Through the window I see
Her, my neighbour.
She hangs his shirt.
It thunders in the breeze.
Clasped by a clothespin
Beside her pale dress.
Side by side, they move.
The clothespin is all
That holds them
together.
~Ronda Bower “The Clothespin”
Silken web undulates,
a lady’s private wash
upon the wind.
~L.L. Barkat
We do have a clothesline that I use several times a week to take advantage of sunlight, breezes, fresh air fragrance – all at no cost but the time it takes to carry laundry outside, hang it up with my ancient clothespins, and then pull it back down at the end…
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Thank you, Sister Dorcee, for sharing my post! Always grateful, Emily