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Motion Dominates in a City Defined by the Automobile
Houston, TX - ian - Saturday, December 7th, 2002 : goo
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manda: 7th Dec 2002 - 09:36 GMT
i think its motion which defines cities...its the perpetual motion that i love about them.
Peter: 8th Dec 2002 - 22:33 GMT
sometimes, im persuaded to think that its the stasis in cities that allures me, taunting; the endless craving for those quiet moments amist the status quo turmoil that motivates me to live in a big city, always seeking peace, always looking for stillness, and sometimes finding it, whether it be in the fleeting half-seconds between cabs passing, or in the dedad stillness of a snowcovered street in a bad neighborhood at 4am on a sunday.
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