Sunflower Balcony
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Ongoing, First published Jan 22, 2014
In New York City, America their lived Mathew Kalison who lived in a small street his entire life in an apartment building that was only a few stories tall, when he stood on his balcony he saw the few people that lived in the street bustle back and forth along the thin grey path that lead to the train station. Mathew saw a dull and hideous street full of dull people.

Sarah Anetie lived in Connecticut for over a third of her life before moving to New York City where dreams were made and hopes inspired. Moving into a small street with short apartment buildings and low class citizens shuffling through their lives, Sarah made a home out of the one room apartment. When she looked out over her balcony she saw a grey river that little people swam around in on their way to the train station. Sarah saw a majestic and historical street full of majestic people. 

Though this story is of both Mathew and Sarah, we shall follow Mathew seeing as his story is fare longer and a lot more painful than Sarah's. We can see the sunflower balcony much better from the fourth floor anyway.
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