Can we choose our own sky, just as the stars do? Imagine claiming a boundless expanse as our own—a canvas where conventions don't apply and we are free to soar, create, or simply recline on ethereal clouds that taste of sugary, cotton candy. In this haven, the usual pressures fade away, leaving only the pure essence of existence—calmly static, yet always in motion.

In this unique sky, we can alter the atmosphere to reflect our inner state: blues for introspection, reds for passion, purples for contemplation, or the starkness of black for our deeper, darker moods. Our sorrows might manifest as cleansing rains or soothing snowfalls, releasing the burdens that weigh us down. Moments of happiness could be celebrated with brilliant rainbows, sharing our joy with the world below. And in times of fear or anger, our personal sky could resound with the dramatic peal of thunder.

This introspective journey leads us to question whether we need to craft our own celestial sphere or if, perhaps, the expansive landscape within each of us is already a vast sky. Could it be that within our minds and hearts, we possess a universe as infinite and adaptable as the skies above? This realization invites us to explore not the skies we might create, but the inner realms that already exist—a world where our emotions shape the horizon and our dreams stretch into the cosmos.


© Sarah✨️