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We froze in time. As the silver sand crashes against our feet, The frozen sun peaks it rearing head, And your golden skin glows in its embrace. I rest my weathered bones upon your hip, As I find myself losing strength, Your lucent eyes confirm my own existence. While my foreign gaze baffles my entire being, This single passing drains my scattered thoughts, And your tattered words leaves us lingering. Scrupulosa futurus.

Many people their own perception of what the world is; what the world means to them and how it works. From person to person this changes based on background, experience, and what each person has found to be the norm in their life. This being the fact, I've found that the more I've come to find, explore, and learn, the less I begin to actually know and understand. Life's many aspects and views tend to skew and conflict and one can easily find themselves lost and caught up in confusion. Also, though, I've found that the need to explore has been inspired, which leads me to believe that we as humans have the innate need to continuously explore an

"Keep your head to the sky." A largely used quote used to inspire people to pursue bigger things or even to stay hopeful when times become bleak, but can the state of the sky signify different things. For instance this quote would fit best in sunny maybe even partly cloudy skies which would be more likely to inspire optimism, but what if it were the night sky. Could it still signify the same meaning. I propose that not only does it give meaning to something else but even give off a different emotional significance. While it may give hope and optimism during the day, the night, in my opinion, could signify introspect and inner strength. Then t