Every few blocks, look up and behind you. Take in the rooftops and the horizon.
The fast-paced "city life" can make us ignorant of the daily grim realities others face, such as homelessness or poverty. unaware in the city
When we stop noticing, the city loses its color. The intricate gargoyles on the pre-war building fade into the skyline. The street musician playing a haunting melody becomes just another obstacle to walk around. We trade the wonder of discovery for the efficiency of routine. We move through the city like blood cells through veins—essential, functional, but largely unaware of the body we inhabit. Every few blocks, look up and behind you