Rainy days typically symbolize unhappiness, rebirth or the need to have a chat with your inner self.
Chained but UnbrokenSometimes we need others to pick us up
I use these days to (metaphorically) wash away my worries, doubts and mental anguish. When, due to multiple mental and physical trauma, your thoughts are constantly playing loops of nightmares you’ve had, or giving intense mood swings and uncertainty about how you see yourself, it’s refreshing to have a moment to cleanse yourself of these emotions.
Missing some parts but worth seeking the correct pieces that’ll fit
Along my stroll to one of the many black owned cafés in my neighborhood I noticed something intriguing.
There were an abundance of bicycles chained randomly throughout a two block radius. Immediately I felt the need to document them — via photos.
Does biking clear your mind? Or do you concentrate on the physical exertion of it all? 🚴🏾♀️
The rain was pouring but the bicycles made me wish I could ride away into the arms of freedom.
Sometimes the world feels drained of color. However, it’s not just black or white remaining: there’s a grayness to it.
It was fun seeing all kinds of 🚲: from mechanical ones to electrical ones 🏍️; from good-condition bikes to some in need of repairs.
Solo biking is great but sometimes the journey is better with others by your side.
A rainy day x bicycles x Bed-Stuy was just what was needed.
“Whenever there is a conflict between pink and blue, let the pink win. Happiness is more important, the colors” — Sukant Ratnakar
*Please take a moment to Like, Comment, Share, Subscribe, and all that jazz!*
I was born in Guyana (South America), and moved to Brooklyn, New York just shy of becoming a teenager. Though Brooklyn was my home for more than half of my life, my heart remained in Guyana. Talk about being torn in two!
I think I was bitten by the Wanderlust Bug at a young age. Too broke to travel, I read instead. And you know what they say about reading? (They say a lot of things so any quote you choose may work for this purpose). Due to an unhealthy obsession with books, I developed a passion for writing & telling stories. I like my writings most times.
Currently, I call Italy home. Whilst here in Europe, I hope to explore and write as much as I can. Please feel free to stick around for the journey -- or if you have something better to do perhaps bookmark me and return later?
Come for the photos, and stay for the words.
R.K
View all posts by Anesia
Roaming Kitty 