It's a good night for minimalism, apparently
It's not like this flash contains a ton of drawn scenes or characters. Nope, it just contains four shots: the street with the flickering lamp, the view from the window outwards, the view from the window looking inwards, and the view from outside of the window.
And it contains the storyteller in two eras and a brief image of a painful memory from the past (personally, never seeing his wife might have been better, but... that's okay).
But it's also not like this flash needs more than that. The song choice helps more than most flashes I've seen lately, and the text itself is fairly good for a short movie. Only one gripe: I hate "i" used instead of I. Capitalise, damnit. #;-}>
Nice bit of pseudo-film noir here, good job.