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Quietude Cheryl Vail
Quietude
she wasn’t a seamstress by trade I was smaller than the gap in her thimble
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quieter than the tap of her needle against the pewter or the pull of the thread as she hemmed the denim
I was the personification of a patience that wouldn’t have materialized if I had learned to sew
and when her fingers could no longer thread the needle I never knew such solace again nor ever had a pair of jeans fit so well