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I pressed the elevator button twice though once was enough. Maybe I thought it would hurry, but it didn’t. The doors opened at their own pace.
A train delayed for ten minutes created unexpected stillness. Instead of frustration, I chose observation. The platform became a stage: conversations, gestures, footsteps, sighs. Waiting is usually painted as waste, but it can also be framed as rehearsal—time rehearsing patience, curiosity, or even gratitude.
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