Meanwhile on the Balcony of a Studio Apartment
From her left, a world so big is seen
To her right, the opposite
She leans against the doorframe
The cool breeze keeping her present
With a coffee-filled mug in hand
She watches the city below
Looking into the night,
She realizes the stars are upside down
The sky above is a milky gray
The ground below is twinkling
She hears cars passing
The same cars she counts the headlights of
to lull her off to sleep some nights
The apartment she remains halfway inside
is warm and inviting
contrasting to the cool night
As small as it is
It smells like home
Her eyes are heavy
Her coffee has drained
The quiet solitude of the apartment beckons
Her gaze lingers on the city horizon
only a moment longer
She says goodnight silently
And she turns to her right
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