Perchance it is too ordinary, to be the content of our everyday confrontation, the necessity of breathing.
Resembling other biological species, we also look at the everyday alteration of our periphery, along with a sense of threat and doubt.
The dimming of a light's ray or approaching of an unknown shadow can mean the deprivation of what we have. Feasibility and life circle become tinier and tinier until they alter to a hefty fleck in our elapsed memories.
"Let Me Breathe" concerns our routine endeavors to ease life and the struggle that endures in the number of breaths we take.