What’s the most money you’ve ever spent on a meal? Was it worth it?
What’s the cost of a plate, if the heart feels fed? Gold on the table or a word once said? Is it the flavour or who you’re with that stays? Was it money well spent, or just one of those days?
A window into time, sepia-stained, Where shutters blinked at horse and rain. Outside the boulangerie, calm and wide, A woman stood, not posed, but pride.
The clatter of wheels, the rustle of bread, Stories unsaid in the hats they shed. No filters, flash, or digital frame, Just quiet lives, and louder names.
The cars stood still, the breeze held tight, As amber spilled from the edge of light. No rush, no race, just sky and flame, A quiet close, no one to name. The trees stood still, the silence grew, And twilight blushed in dusky hue.
The wind swept bold through restless trees, It sang in swirls, it danced with ease. We chase the hours, miss the glow, Yet sunsets teach what time won’t show. That joy is found when all is still, When hearts align with evening’s will. The day withdrew, but left its grace, A golden hush, the sky’s embrace.
Simi
Framed through the lens of Arca. Thank you for holding stillness in motion.
Why retire from a flame that lights my way? Each task renews me, day by day. Work is not burning, it breathes me alive, In passion’s rhythm, I thrive and thrive.