New York's audio landscape gets buried under noise pollution, making us forget the individual sounds that create the city's unique sonic fabric. This ongoing 15-second video series isolates specific NYC moments in public parks—handball players at courts, skaters at Tompkins Square—capturing sounds we hear but rarely notice. Each video focuses on single audio elements: ball against wall, wheels on concrete, stripping away urban cacophony to reveal isolated components of our daily soundtrack. The result: an audio diary rediscovering the forgotten poetry in New Yorkers at play.