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culture
September 16, 2013
what happens when your culture can no longer define you
when you are a stranger to a land you would once call home
when the language is getting blurrier
and the barrier is becomin wider
when the city is a stranger
and your roots are your only connection
have you changed too much?
have you found yourself or simply lost who you were
or perhaps who you were will never be the same
when youve been exposed to the unknown for too long
and the streets feel like they have to greet you
because all you are is a guest
© Sarah C., Hillsdale, NJ
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