Personal Narrative: Coney Island

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The sprawling concrete jungle, the big apple, the city that never sleeps and home of the New York slice. What’s not to like about the famed New York City. Inspiring lights and towering building on nearly every corner. The one place where not having a car may be a better option. I wanted to see Broadway, Madison Square Garden and Times Square. I wanted to traverse the Brooklyn bridge and then eat a famous Coney Island dog on the famous Coney Island. Wall street shows the meaning of “Excelsior” with the New York Stock Exchange. I couldn’t sleep as if I took an ambient. Awoke and alive as the city itself. I found my found myself in Central Park enjoying the views of nature surrounding me. Walking through the Village I can only imagine what I would
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