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Four Walls


We the students of modern day society are trapped, Trapped within the four walls of our classrooms. Some with blank white walls, Others filled with posters, Inspiring quotes that we fail to grasp. Windows, which we fix our gaze upon, Rather than listening to what the teacher is teaching. Longing be outside of that window, Learning about the world we live in. Out on the streets, Finding things that truly inspire us, Motivates us, Drives us. From the four walls of our classrooms, To the four corners of the world, We will learn what could not be taught in any classroom. To live in this world, Is to learn about it.
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