Odd things lean toward the green.
Bottle caps, safety pins, transit tokens, gum-wrapper stars: every tiny city relic rotates toward a bright absinthe mote.
A moonlit alley blinks. Metal trash becomes a compass. The city tilts one degree stranger.
Bottle caps, safety pins, transit tokens, gum-wrapper stars: every tiny city relic rotates toward a bright absinthe mote.
Lines draw themselves between a coin, a bent paperclip crown, and a door painted smaller than a stamp.
The photos are folded, taped, and bewitched. Every face is really a corner of the city looking back.
All charged scraps lift over the skyline and align into a strange glowing mark: not a brand, a clue.