Take Me Out To The Space

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To The Moon I belong
 By Bedor Alobaidi  





Send me out to the space Let me look for the moon 🌙 🌚 to see myself where it can finally be belong Let me fly up high and have my feet touch the stunning surface of an absolute unconditional beauty; 

Let me be detached from Mother Earth 🌏 The earth that has nothing except an empty souls and hearts 💕 made out of unbreakable stones, 

Let me be free from my unknown and questionable fears by finding new home 🏡 that can offer me a better security and more serenity... 

A home where I can have a better connection with when I end up seeing myself lonely while being insanely surrounded by such an empty world, Maybe there will be a voice or a rising light coming out of the space that could extend their vibes towards me, Some kind of special vibes that could bring back the life again to me, and shine up over my dark side after a fatal term of patience and painful wait. 

Although, maybe it’s impossible I could be presented among the other planets physically but deep inside I’m very much attached and connected to that pleasant place. Believe me, truly I am. -

—————— ———— ————— 🌘🌙🌘🌙🌚🌙⭐️🌜🌛⭐️💫 #bedor_alobaidi #poembyme #sendmetothemoon #universe #mothernature #alonetime #selftalk #planets #moonkingdom #soultalk #somwhereibelong

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