Pop, con-cen-trate and touch.
1. I walk under a wild cherry tree. The pavement is covered in fallen cherries, which pop and crunch under my feet.
2. There is a shop being done up near work. A plasterer is sealing cracks, poking his tongue out as he works.
3. When I write I press too hard, so the backs of my notepad pages take on a lovely nubbly, veiny texture.
2. There is a shop being done up near work. A plasterer is sealing cracks, poking his tongue out as he works.
3. When I write I press too hard, so the backs of my notepad pages take on a lovely nubbly, veiny texture.