Nimla Harris Fakhy
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- Oct 28, 2026
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We move from one country to another, crossing oceans, deserts, and borders, carrying wounds that nobody can see and sorrows that words can never fully explain.
We leave behind our homes, our families, our childhood memories, and the graves of those we love.
We walk into unfamiliar lands with trembling hearts, forced to become strangers in a world that was never meant to belong to only a few.
Every day, we fight to survive.
Every night, we close our eyes with a thousand worries and wake up with the same painful question:
Will we ever return home safely?
Some of us leave with promises to our mothers. Some leave children waiting at the door. Some leave loved ones believing that the separation will only be temporary.
But time passes, faces grow older, children grow up, and the distance between our hearts and our homes becomes a wound that never truly heals.
And the saddest part?
We do not know whether the journey will lead us back home or take us so far away that home becomes only a memory.
Remember, the Earth is a sphere.
We travel around this one world, crossing borders drawn by human hands, searching for safety, peace, dignity, and a chance to live.
Yet beneath our feet, it is the same Earth.
Above our heads, it is the same sky.
And inside our chests, we carry the same fragile heartbeat.
Why must a human being travel thousands of miles just to feel safe?
Why must someone become a stranger in a foreign land simply to survive? Why must people sacrifice the warmth of home for the hope of a better tomorrow?
We are not just bodies moving across borders.
We are sons and daughters.
We are mothers and fathers.
We are human beings carrying stories of pain, courage, sacrifice, and dreams that refuse to die.
One day, we may return.
One day, our tired feet may touch our homeland again.
One day, we may embrace those we left behind or stand before the places where their memories remain.
Until that day comes, we keep moving. We keep fighting. We keep hoping.
Because sometimes, the strongest people are not those who never fall, but those who carry broken hearts across the world and still find the strength to take another step.
THE EARTH IS A SPHERE, BUT OUR PAIN HAS NO BOUNDARIES.
OUR JOURNEYS MAY TAKE US AROUND THE WORLD,
BUT DEEP INSIDE,
OUR HEARTS ARE STILL SEARCHING FOR HOME.
We leave behind our homes, our families, our childhood memories, and the graves of those we love.
We walk into unfamiliar lands with trembling hearts, forced to become strangers in a world that was never meant to belong to only a few.
Every day, we fight to survive.
Every night, we close our eyes with a thousand worries and wake up with the same painful question:
Will we ever return home safely?
Some of us leave with promises to our mothers. Some leave children waiting at the door. Some leave loved ones believing that the separation will only be temporary.
But time passes, faces grow older, children grow up, and the distance between our hearts and our homes becomes a wound that never truly heals.
And the saddest part?
We do not know whether the journey will lead us back home or take us so far away that home becomes only a memory.
Remember, the Earth is a sphere.
We travel around this one world, crossing borders drawn by human hands, searching for safety, peace, dignity, and a chance to live.
Yet beneath our feet, it is the same Earth.
Above our heads, it is the same sky.
And inside our chests, we carry the same fragile heartbeat.
Why must a human being travel thousands of miles just to feel safe?
Why must someone become a stranger in a foreign land simply to survive? Why must people sacrifice the warmth of home for the hope of a better tomorrow?
We are not just bodies moving across borders.
We are sons and daughters.
We are mothers and fathers.
We are human beings carrying stories of pain, courage, sacrifice, and dreams that refuse to die.
One day, we may return.
One day, our tired feet may touch our homeland again.
One day, we may embrace those we left behind or stand before the places where their memories remain.
Until that day comes, we keep moving. We keep fighting. We keep hoping.
Because sometimes, the strongest people are not those who never fall, but those who carry broken hearts across the world and still find the strength to take another step.
THE EARTH IS A SPHERE, BUT OUR PAIN HAS NO BOUNDARIES.
OUR JOURNEYS MAY TAKE US AROUND THE WORLD,
BUT DEEP INSIDE,
OUR HEARTS ARE STILL SEARCHING FOR HOME.
