Boston (New England): City-of-Shared

A Story by Abishai100

Love-letter to the iconic American area of Boston-town, where education/erudition may blend (for superstition).

Boston-set Earthling tale.

DISCLAIMER: This work of fiction offers no ties to the US-city of Boston (Massachusetts) and all images/references used herein therefore comprise a purely 'personal' expression for social arts (for 'open' views/comment/interpretations).

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"I had lived in Boston as an adult after spending time there as a Summer college intern and before that as a Summer school student studying biology for a medical outlook for career-view. I decided to become, in the end, a social sciences journals-man in the West (American Homeland), finding New England (Boston-town) the right-cleat for things of populism, education, social media, culture/traffic, and 'troubles' languages for psyche-medicine (Facebook-like!)."

"Boston-town area is really special and quite unique and boasts some of the best schools/universities Earthlings may cheer or make toast for the jardinieres of social world customs/flowery, including arguably the best university in the world (Harvard) and the best math-sciences program school in the world (MIT). Wow, I thought to myself. I had known Boston to be both sports-friendly and traffic-iconic and spread out and pluralism-like and garden-like in small-doses in a fashion that other (bigger/smaller) cities of the West could not boast (e.g., Philadelphia, NY, etc., etc.). There was something special about Boston-town, and news of modern 'troubles' and woes like terrorism/disease awakened me to the Realism that citizenry held duties to make it greater (for infrastructure storytell!)."

READER: You're a basic fan of the Sox/Patriots for sports, mister!
ME: Good read, reader...and this thing of contests is medicine for 9/11.

READER: Boston's seen much history like the Tea Party and Marathon tragedy!

ME: Good read, reader...when I think of the superstitions, I think of language.

READER: Maybe you visit some iconic social arena and find a story-to-tell!

ME: Good read, reader...the energizer-IQ of Boston-town makes for jars.

READER: Facebook-like!

I took the counsel of a reader of one of my more 'pronounced' journal-writes and had decided to see a cemetery where a famous/iconic Western (American) writer lay; and I decided to craft a special prayer to think of a general-umbrella of Earthling securities/confidence afforded by Boston-town in times of 'troubles' and in this new millennium of heightened chance/possibility for both light...and worry (hmmm).

"To come to Boston-town is not to forget the hands/language that gave this town all its life-energizer 'image' for things of leviathan/uncertainty, and no matter where an American (of any background) may roam, Boston-town may continue to show (all) its (very-special) jar-faerie for home (and volley)."