The boy who loves asphalt has a thing for archiving squiggly lines found on the pavements of urban landscapes. He has a photo album specifically for it.
Twinkle-eyed for the organic movement of black asphalt, he is in wonder of its existence, a result of colliding consequences: coincidentally damaged floors and the intentional repairing of them.
At times, besides the asphalt, he notices the sprouting of wild flowers within the crevices of tiles.
Laying beneath this packaged scenery that often gets over-looked, is hope.
A gratitude for having the eye to spot tiny miracles.