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A Mirror in A Relativist Timepiece

I had a normal day once...

I suppose that depends on how you define "normal".

And I think it was a Tuesday,

But that depends on what a Tuesday is, or means, or if our Tuedays have ever meant the same things.

It was late spring. April, maybe May.

But it was a steamy Tuesday, the first angry sun after a rain.

And the only thought that occupied my mind that day,

Suspiciously

Surreptitiously

In that moment and in my memory...

Was how the uneven earth felt beneath my feet

As I, solo, explored the woods beyond the shopping plaza across the street

And it might have been or may still be the last normal day for me

On some random Tuesday, two decades ago

In April or maybe May.

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Written by
brass-knuckles-mike
37 / M / American
Published
Sep 6, 2021
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Notes

I maybe shouldve called this "catching your reflection in a pocket watch"

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