New York Night

New York City is not for the faint- hearted. It is filled with the dreams of many and the lost dreams of those who could not keep up with the jones. Its dazzling city center, enormous skyscrapers, and talented theaters are what everyone remembers when they go, but they do not tell the other side of New York. They say how the lights are dazzling and how they seem to dance around, but to forget to disclose about the neighborhood they are in. They say how the subway is such a convenience, but how dangerous and repulsive it is to ride it. New York isn’t all flashing lights, music and fashion shows it’s a concrete jungle.
To be in the center of it all, downtown; to hear the car horns and profanities be shouted from every direction throwing off the sense of bearing around. To smell the sewer pipe gasses leak from the earth beneath is a smell that only the devil could want to be around. The streets crowded with trash and useless flyers for underground concerts …show more content…
People shuffled across the platform, always seeming to be in a rush, always wanting to go, go, go, the New York minute waits for no one. Trying to get through the crowd felt almost comparable with running alongside; a pack of raging wolves ready to feast on their next meal. It was either run with the pack or get trampled alive trying to make it through. The light shining from the surface of the subway helped ease the darkness that is left behind in the subway. At the top of the tunnel, a sense of relief hits and the city air flows throw once more. The theaters; Godey lights and overdone Mid-Century modern décor are the theme of theses theaters in New York City. The sound of musicals, plays, and operas fill the stage. The smell of hairspray and perfume and powdered make-up linger with every breath taken. The taste of the popcorn is the buttery stale texture with a slight pinch of