In a city full of people, such steel so straight up to support an industrial flow of life above on the streets and in the buildings where bodies come in contact all day and some stay supple and human while others become like the steel and a part of the foundation; even for these I am thankful. For in one way they have forfeited their humanity. In another, they have made a great sacrifice for those of us who choose to remain human. Without the steel, those of us truly human would work up our appetites until we eat each other. The economic Apollonian steel offers the skeleton and checks and balances for the all the emotion and passion of the overwhelming Dionysian human.