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Give Me Some Space


Give me some space.

Give me just some space where I can spend my Saturday afternoons, a retreat from the sterile, air-conditioned corridors of those shopping malls.

Give me just some space where I can enjoy a picnic with my friends.

Give me just some space where I can be sheltered from the scorching sun.

Give me just some space with trees, green grass, benches and pebbles, to watch others play softball or throw a frisbee.

Give me just some space with well-lit pathways and snaking lanes which lead nowhere, just to explore in the evening breeze.

Give me just some space with a canopy, so that bikers can enjoy the shade once in a while.

Give me just some space so that I can look up at the clear blue sky, lounging as time goes by.

Give me just some space so that I can feel that I live in a place.

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