Along the Borders

People set boundaries for what they consider as others. You try to cross them; they're as hard and painful as steel. The freedoms you think the modern world offers you, at first seem attractive, inclusive and defenders of human rights.You don't even realize the embracing calm of nature is surrounded by hidden dangers. Because you're not comfortable in the lands you left behind. It is too small for you. An endless pain inside, whispers to you, that unfamiliar countries are more attractive. You are dragged by the footsteps of separation and join the expatriate caravan.
The time of resistance, called hope is what keeps you going. Along the Border is a memoir of a dramatic journey through hunger, pain and unfortunate events