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Galactic World


Galactic World

these halls seem out of this world,

 So tiny next to these giants in the hall, I might be eaten, squashed, demolished

extraordinary, I am the new world devouring the last generation, ready

This universe seems so small compared to others but I am camouflaged in uniforms

HOW WILL I FIND MY UNIQUENESS

Exploring-

Different planets full of unknown creatures, I need to fit in

But how will I submit to the absence of the individual to conform for their sake

Venturing into clubs and discovering like-minded individuals

Attempting to explore leads me to closed doors

Wait, here comes the bevy, open arms, come join my planet, come join your planet

Discovering Planet Me-

It tooks a few….steps…..weeks….until I finally found

ME, in this galactic universe with diverse species, through clubs, classes, the possibilities were endless, my confidence seemed no longer suspended

 
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