The sky was my compass, I drove hundreds of roads before
But this time, it was different,
Staring in its zigzag formation, I ridden with
My sister, her crystal baby brown eyes, matched the color of her visible red cheeks
She looked on her window sill, almost doused to sleep,
The thick cotton ball blue clouds,
The long hyphenated gray dirty road,
The bumps of the journey towards west,
Stupefyingly, I was a loss of words about its beauty
I stole a glance at her, I remember back when we were once a family,
It reminds me of a story of how funny car chase
And cops showing would be
and secretly laughing with our fake I.D
And I felt smiling about it and I did,
And as I looked at the clouds,
It makes the fine holes in it a little clearer and
The sun rays outshined the spectrum a little brighter

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We are not dead yet(poetry): Plot twist and other magic tricks
PoesiaA set of prose and poetry about sad thoughts, phobia, insomnia, bullies. It focuses more on the negative side of one's life. COMPLETED June 12, 2021