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Postman

I watched him from an upper floor window. He was later than usual, a relatively new recruit to this particular root. It was raining hard by then. He had not coat. Three bags had been slung over his shoulders. He was weighed down. A shuffling figure. Teeth gritted. No times for how-do-you-dos. A young man made old.

By Ellen Bell

Artist and writer currently living in Aberystwyth.