Forgive me, neighbors, but it's painterly--laundry pinned on the short, taut line. Humidity's down, and light filters dry, giving press to yesterday's dinner-cloth.
White cottons snap the breeze, his sun-colored shirt waves empty arms akimbo and small underthings inhale and shift like prayer-flags. They billow, exhale, salute the sky, the hour, the morning, the July Sunday.
It's good to see the Ehouse alive with windows open and laundry moving in the breeze. Hope you're having a good stay.:)
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