I crossed this city as much as I had known my feet would touch the finely made asphalt. Onto pedestrian lane, a screeching noise was approaching me: a cab with an immaculacy of white. On this road constructed by men, Horns and red lights beaming at me: I lent my ears a listen for a jiffy, only to find myself getting lost in it. Then later, a cacophony of sounds, The strange petroleum that enveloped my nose, and my toes pointing at Southwestern direction. This was the place: One man sits with his legs crossed; The other smokes Mighty. A woman with her trolley, filtered with eye-tail others would refer as a beckoning masquerade. Some strangers quelled their thirsts with Red Bull, some quaffed gins. Smoke from charcoal-cooked barbecues; a pile of clothes that smelt like lavender; the people knelt before this Black-Forest-cake-colored building. And as soon as I arrived, they stared at me like I was in a parade. I saw them all with my arms hugging myself from my hood―through my s...
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