QUINTESSENTIAL BALTIMORE

Don't you just love when someone does your job better than you? In this case, we're talking writing. Recently, we asked you to tell us what inspires you about Baltimore. A poem (of sorts) by Ekistics CEO Caroline Moore:A harbor that reaches far into the belly of its downtown,
A rich history of immigration, revolution, industrial growth,

Downtown majesty, civil rights, renaissance, and ethnicity.

And Baltimoreans, you just gotta love Baltimoreans…

OK, so Caroline didn't intend that as a poem, but with some clever line breaks, we forced the issue, and we think it works nicely. She wraps up her thoughts: "Where can you go to get the sparkling lights of your night picture and the rich history and diversity that is quintessentially Baltimore?"

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