A Balance of Harmonies: Representation

I don’t understand people who don’t notice sunrises and sunsets.

The other week I had to be at work at 6am and another woman arrived at the same time. As we got ready to work I watched the end of the sunrise out the break room window that had turned the sky purple and orange and the fluffy clouds pink. She couldn’t have missed it, but a few hours later when I mentioned it, she hadn’t even noticed.

Then a week or so later, the sun didn’t rise until about 6:20. At that time I was standing in front of the windows around the glass doors and basking in the orange glow of the sun that was as big as a fiery basketball at arm’s length, rising from an orange horizon. I spoke to a coworker just before she walked outside, then later I asked if she’d enjoyed the sunrise, but she claims not to have seen it.

Are people really that blind to the beauty around them?


Title: Representation
Series: A Balance of Harmonies (Three)
Status: Chapter eighty-three of
Genre: m/m romance, drama, city life, businessmen
Rating: R
Content: meeting room, introductions, James, coffee, an offer, Homeowners Association, signature, questions, a vote
Length: about 1,700 words
Summary: Kurt attends a meeting to keep others from limiting his rights.

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