For me, the skyline has changed.
For me, the skyline has changed.
When I drive back into the city after a long day out, I strain to see the skyline a few miles ahead. Looking to the horizon, my eyes trace the steady lights from the now familiar buildings that tower in the darkness--always facing the same direction they were facing when I left them last. Always in the same order. I'm able to spot the skyline off in the distance, but when I see it I don't feel the same way I used to. The skyline isn't exhilarating anymore.
Now, it's comforting.
When I drive back into the city after a long day out, I strain to see the skyline a few miles ahead. Looking to the horizon, my eyes trace the steady lights from the now familiar buildings that tower in the darkness--always facing the same direction they were facing when I left them last. Always in the same order. I'm able to spot the skyline off in the distance, but when I see it I don't feel the same way I used to. The skyline isn't exhilarating anymore.
Now, it's comforting.


1 Comments:
Hi Julie, Great piece! Glad it feels like home to you - just don't forget us and your home here! Miss you!
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