No. 13Remember the feeling

No. 013October 12, 202415 lines1 min read

Artful woven knot.

You look down At your wedding shoes, from so long ago, Those deep blue Leather loafers. Resting on each shoe Two circles pulled together by an Artful woven knot. You've walked through muddy grass, You've scuffed the toe. You can get them refurbished, Or you can sit there with a toothbrush and polish. Either way, each time you wear them, Even though it's only once in a blue, It's a chance to remember how you felt On that beautiful day, wearing your blue Wedding shoes.

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No. 13

15 lines · 1 min read

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