Reliving

Central London was lively as ever. Over the Thames River, the Tower bridge brightly glimmered as if adorned with jewels. Crowds cheerfully sauntered along its length, enjoying the cool breeze from the serene waters while gazing at the bustling city.

Across the bridge was an enormous church, its marble walls carved beautifully by an adept craftsman. On top of this breathtaking church was a colossal marble statue, peering over the city with its ruby eyes. The parliament was a substantial building, with minarets erected in all four corners.

Attached to the parliament, the massive Big Ben, calling out to the vast sky, mightily towered over London. All around Big Ben were spacious, lavishly extravagant hotels.

Even though people call London a cold-hearted city, it has always been my home. While I looked at this picture of Parliament square, my life in London as a student flashed before me. What would I not give to relive those moments?