looking outside my window i saw trees passing by. in fact, everything was passing by.
trees were shedding their leaves as tears as the wind gently blew them off, they looked like they were saying goodbye, Every thing was saying goodbye in their own strange way.
every tree, every rock, every grain of sand, evben the sun got surrounded with gloomy black clouds that gathered around the burning eye of the sun blocking the blazing rays, pouring heavy tears of goodbye.
i teared up as these sights flew before my tired eyes. and i felt disgusted of myself. I felt like a traitor, that by leaving i'll be betraying my country, my Syria, the one i promised to fight for, i promised to die fighting for it, and yet there i was leaving with the coldest hearttwards Turkey.
the only thing that put my heart to an ease was that i was leaning my head on my father's shoulder, knowing that we were reunited after the longest two months of my life.
one thing my head could think of dear diary , i was burning for the thought that i was leaving, and during the whole way i was in complete denial, until we reached the Turkish borders, where i got a text on my cell phone saying soo coldly: ''Dear subsciber, we wish you enjoy your stay in Turkey''
only then, i buried my face in my father's chest and pretended to be asleep whilst i cried as silently as i could. my dad knew everything and hugged me titley ensuring that it's all going to be ok as long as we were all together, but my heart just couldn't stop beating so fast that you could hear it humming from across the borders.
i really wanted to stay, and i will be back for my exams next week, i'm certain i will, but nothing will feel the same any more.
i feel like i've disapointed almost everybody by leaving, but sometimes your parents reach a limit that they can not take it any more.
but i really wanted to stay there no matter what, so for now i've decided to stop this write ''End it''
because i can only write about my Syria if i'm actually there.