The rustling sound of brooms at night.

Author: Bui Tuyet ( Bac Lieu )

Camera used: iPhone 14 Pro Max

Topic: Life

Late at night, when the streets had fallen silent, I happened to see a female sanitation worker diligently cleaning every corner and sidewalk. In the soft yellow streetlights, her small but sturdy figure, her nimble hands wielding an old bamboo broom, seemed to be telling the story of a long, arduous day. I stood silently watching, my heart sinking. In the quiet stillness of the night, the rustling sound of the broom echoed rhythmically, like the breath of the city – gentle yet indispensable.

I saw her face dotted with sweat, her eyes not tired but rather shining with resilience. Without a word of complaint, without seeking anyone's recognition, she quietly went about her work with all the responsibility and love she had for the city streets. That moment moved me deeply, and I silently thanked her and all those who are quietly dedicating themselves to keeping the city clean and beautiful. The image of her late that night, to me, was not just that of an ordinary sanitation worker, but a symbol of the beauty of labor – simple, persistent, and deeply moving.

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