Windows,
When I look out them all I see are people, People everywhere, some through windows. Others just by passers, People in a rush, in a crowd, or some just watching others. People judging others, people accepting others.When I look all I see are people,People who need each other more than anything. The need we have for each other goes from here to there in a blink. The day we can all just slow down and stop to think, That will be the day when we all decide to take a step back. That is the day I will stop seeing people judging each other and instead acknowledging each other, Acknowledging each other for the love in our hearts and not by what materials we own or do not own, but for now all I see are people who need each other and are just too stubborn to realize the solution is easier than we know.
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