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NASA


Even in 50 years and $500 billion dollars spent NASA has mustered a delicate hop such as that of a toddler in terms of space travel and ventures from Earth yet like the caring mothers that we are we can appreciate such bounds we've made no longer rolling on the ground in our drool but realizing our future as being full of opportunities and mysteries I cannot wait until we can get our eyes away from our useless toys and childhood games to focus on learning and, as a whole understand our place in this universe
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Longboard_Man

I've been writing poetry for about two years now, I just finished my first year at Purdue and I am a gymnast, parkour enthusiast, longboarder and I do pretty much every other extreme sport, and I adore nature.

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