I tell myself that it’s going to be ok
That there is no reason to cry
Or to feel any of the pain
The mistakes I made,
The tears I shed
The feelings that left me
Yet, I cant see why these tears
Feel so unreal
To know, to love, to breath
It hurts to know that I’ll never be me
I’m not fake,
Im not a doll
I just don’t think I’m the same in any way
As I laid in the bright green valley, with flowers as soft as velvet, the sky as blue as the ocean, and trees gliding from side to side, looking into his eyes. They were electrifying, green, blue, brown all mused together to create beauty. He had pale skin, with dirty blonde hair, and was 6’3. My mother’s scream woke me up, and all I heard was the glass shattering and a car drive away. My mother, crying and picking up the glass, looks at me as if it were my fault. “Did you have anything to do with this?” she asked. My mother has only known for a little while that I was in a gang. But even though I was in a gang, that didn’t mean that bad things were going to happen to us. When all the glass was picked up and the window fixed, everything seemed to get better. But one night, a gunshot rumbled.
To be continued…
They tell me you’re warm
And that you only have one season
Summer
You smell of the beach
And the sound of seagulls
You’re a melting pot,
Accepting anyone
Restaurants of different cuisines
You have waves seven feet tall
Sean lion and otters
Turtles and parrots
You are the one and only
San Diego
Me without you
Is like a leafless fall
A snowless winter
And a flowerless spring
Me without you,
Is like a colorless rainbow
A sunless day,
And a starless night
Me without you,
Is like an ocean without waves
The beach without sand
And a flawless fire
Me without you
Is like a carnival with no rides
A cotton candy stand with no candy
And a relationship with no love
Selma is a historical fiction movie directed by Ava DuVernay and written by Paul Webb. It’s based on the 1964 Selma to Montgomery voting rights marches led by MLK Jr., The film starts British actors David Oywelowo as MLK Jr. and Tom Wilkinson as president Lyndon Johnson.
I would recommend this video to everyone because it’s nice to know about history and especially MLK Jr. I would rate this movie a 4/5 because even though the movie is historically correct, the movie left out a couple key points that happened.
Light of the bright moon
Moves westward, flowers shadows
Then Creeps eastward
As the wind does blow
Across the flowing green leaves
Buds blooming in May
I walk in the sand
Feet Softly squishing in mud
In the hot, hot heat
The air was crisp and cold
The stars glistening yellow
The sky, was dark blue
Cobblestones of every color
France at it’s finest
The cafe smelled delectable
Like croissants and macrons
The night sky was glistening
Lighting up my path
The houses merged together
The music playing
Almost like an opera
You can fall asleep
Uner the blue night
Look at all these starving children
Begging for food
Look at all these starving children
Bony and weak
Won’t you help?
Do you see how they cry?
Or how they even walk
Won’t you help these children?
Look at their mother
Barely holding on
Giving everything to their children
Won’t you help?
