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Esperanza


She was like the meteors passing the night sky, it will make you wish and somewhat you'll want to follow, to know where all the meteors go? but the gravity pulls me back, it is an absolute magnet to my feet, I love this place I call home, but maybe, can I leave this place? But no, I won't leave and break my promise maybe she was no meteor in the sky but rather a wine of temptation that I'll decline for I will not choose a rock over my divine In amidst of losing grip and wobbling heart I choose to stand up to my words, I will marry her and make her my wife, and I will treat her my entire universe whose even lovelier than the skies.
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