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Remember


My hazy thoughts have done nothing to solve this riddle. Broken memories and strained eyes forgetting the details. If only I could slip back into what I once was. Simple life, joyful smiles, not a care of society's qualms. But those days have gone; passed and slipped by and forgotten. If only I could see your face again. If only I could remember those eyes. that smile. your sweet embrace. If only I could remember...
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arabesque

I'm a nineteen-year-old girl living in California. My passions include all things art; painting, writing, designing, music and much more. Currently I am on a journey towards attending Otis College of Art and Design and majoring in graphic design, in which I will be able to use powerful imagery and words to make an idea easily understandable and accessible to people all around the world. With graphic design I hope to call attention to worldly concerns and urge others to stand up for what they believe in.

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