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Looking out an abandoned window to the outdoors; from shelter that is safe from a point of view.

Per every struggle rains the tears of those weeping, seeking comfort. 

Hands catch the hopes of wondering souls who's hearts are wandering upon a desecrated planet.  

Many eyes convey different emotions,  expressed endlessly and  tirelessly across one star sky to another. 

We are here, also seeking, hearing your heart beat; enduring our equal struggles proclaiming  difference .

Is it appropriate, to claim such a paradoxical conflict?

To synchronize  in pace of echoing hearts from another world; mirroring our  minds to imagine of a  santuary lost in theory of our  hidden lives.

Each bubbling to be chased meeting the eternal dance of the sun and moon before  popping to oblivion. 

Alas I stare at the same window waiting for someone to reached I wish for  myself to reached too.

 

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Marlo Torres

I am twenty one years and attend Borough of Manhattan Community College. I like to draw and write when I have time on my hands and being with my family. I'm a quiet person who likes to strive and push forward to learn new things about myself and help others.

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