The Labyrinth of Concrete
“The Labyrinth of Concrete” is a fictional story on the intricate subject of Stereotyping. It is set in the downtown Toronto area and winds its way through the picturesque parts of the city, through to the hustle and bustle of the commercial and business districts,unto foods that give the city its unique flavour, revealing characters that contribute to its diversification.
A fictional book on Stereotyping based in Toronto – now on Amazon Kindle
“The Labyrinth of Concrete” is a fictional story on the intricate subject of Stereotyping. It is set in the downtown Toronto area and winds its way through the picturesque parts of the city, through to the hustle and bustle of the commercial and business districts,unto foods that give the city its unique flavour, revealing characters that contribute to its diversification.
Click on the cover of the book to access the Amazon Kindle web site.
Like a breath of fresh air ©ronaldjanki.com
Amid the noise, traffic, construction, scaffolding, cranes, drills, jackhammers, high-rise buildings, industrial-complexes, schools, universities, colleges, shopping centres, big-homes, small-homes, medium-sized homes, restaurants, hospitals, the-toronto-stock-exchange, big-banks, medium-sized banks, small-banks, the-homeless, the-shelters, the-people-of-all-races-and-colors, lies a small green-house, beside a fenced dog park, that blossoms with the colour and beauty of eternal spring and summer.
Therein lies a breath of fresh air, a walk with distant memories in far off places: a glimpse of a beautiful sunrise once experienced, a stillness in the rhythm of the ocean, a bird soaring graciously with outstretched wings against a blue, cloudless sky, a trickle over a rocky surface that unites with the mysterious river below, branches dancing to the silent music of the universe, and bees alighting on flowers continuing the circle of nature.
Therein in this little green house lies many such things that the imagination can conjure.
REFERENCE:
Allan Gardens Conservatory, City of Toronto
Pictures taken with Sony NEX 5R Digital SLR Camera. Gallery created in Adobe Bridge CS6
