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Peace of mine

Megan Ganz, 23

Williamsburg, Brooklyn

Photo: Chrissy Lush

L train
Eight Ave station

“Sometimes I ride the L train the wrong way, to Eighth Avenue, instead of going straight home to Brooklyn. It feels like you’re hanging off the edge of the world when you’re sitting at the end of the line, waiting for the train to go back the other direction—and no one can reach you on your cell.”
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