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Urban Forms
New York, NY - Peter - Wednesday, April 10th, 2002 : goo
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The city, where urban forms are paramount, where coffee and two cigarettes is breakfast. The city, where idling, double-parked trucks purr like somnambulent jungle cats, where hopelessly discarded losing lottery tickets litter the sidewalks, fluttering by only slightly more often than rusty syringes; less common than wind-swept newspapers. The city, where more people read the voice than the wall street journal. The city, where graffiti tags on trains might be the only colour you see in a day; the trains, rusty kinetic dumpsters that haul their cargo of souls beneath the city streets, the telephone switches, the utility tunnels and crawl spaces where the homeless live.
The city, where I live.
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Sandra: 3rd Apr 2003 - 05:16 GMT
SO, i'm new to this site and this was one of the first things that i've read and i must say that was one of the best that i've read. I believe that by reading this entry alone i will be coming back to this site much more often.
Peter: 3rd Apr 2003 - 14:31 GMT
Thank you, really. I hope you come back alot; you should also certainly feel free to make posts of your own as well as spread the word about this site :)
thanks agian.
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