Forgotten Venice

You grin, the Kodachrome is Venetian-dusk. The photograph still perishing from its vintage exposure. On the back of the image, bleeding to invisibility, a telephone number. The London area code is quaint, only a young man on a ‘Triumph’ motorbike could trace it now. I still want to try.
Copyright © | Year Posted 2019

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