Saturday, January 18, 2020

Film at Eleven.

Kicking our feet up.
New York City, New York — Night falls.

As it does, fluffy flakes pirouette slowly over Central Park.

With bourbon-barrelled beer on our breath, and frost in our fingertips, we do the same.

Angular branches cut into the darkness, striking dramatic poses in the shadows. It’s like a dance number in an old black-and-white movie and they’re our backups. We sway with the whispers of winter’s chill.

The city shares its romance with its visitors.

Geese huddle on the lake as a K-pop group shoots a music video. Skaters scrape through the drifts.

The city’s neon feels miles away.

It’s magic.

It’s the stuff of movies.

And it’s forever astounding such a space exists at the heart of the city.

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