Thought you might like to know this was observed from the office window of my first English school, a building that has long since been razed--no more tinsmiths, no more peddlers on foot hawking their wares behind ladened beasts of burden, time slowly running out but still plenty of sweet grapes left to taste! Thanks!
Wonderful! We taste it, and see it and hear it and buy it. I especially love the hammering, a percussion that accompanies the entire scene and song.
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ReplyDeleteThought you might like to know this was observed from the office window of my first English school, a building that has long since been razed--no more tinsmiths, no more peddlers on foot hawking their wares behind ladened beasts of burden, time slowly running out but still plenty of sweet grapes left to taste! Thanks!