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There is a list of words we are being accustomed to these days.
Let’s watch the video and discover them!
Because of coronavirus our life has deeply changed.Inside our house,with our family,in this apparent loneliness,we are learning to listen to our hearts and feelings.So our favourite room in the house becomes the place where we discover our real self.
My message today is:don’t worry and be optimistic.
This terrible monster won’t win in the end.
And even if we have to stay inside our houses today,things will change.
In the meanwhile let’s use the wings of imagination and open ideal windows on the new world we want.
Your Teacher
Mrs De Santis
Beyond my window…
(Davide Peluso)
These days I spend most of the time in my room.There I study and I often think of the world and of my life before Coronavirus. I miss my grandma’,my uncle,my cousins,my school, my karate friends,my freedom…and the sea,too!
However I’m lucky because I can see the sea from all my windows:when it is calm and when it is rough…like my soul!
I can just watch it ,but I can’t walk on the shore,near its waters…and I’m sad for it!
Davide Peluso
Beyond my window I see…
(Rebecca Mongelli)
During the day, I like opening the window to breath fresh air, but when I look out, I can see just a sad concrete building and some plants, but if I close my eyes I feel the wind on the skin.
I imagine being at sea and this silence becomes deafening. I think of the sun and the blue sea, of my friends,our laughters and hugs. I dream to be in my Canneto’s house, while listening to the chirping of birds and to the waves of the sea;and then my taking bicycle rides and chatting with friends until night.
So I open again my eyes and I become sad and melancholic. Those moments of happiness are long gone. I am afraid that we will never return to normal life. But I repeat to myself:
#Everythingwillbefine
Beyond my window…
(Federica Pignatale)
Opening the window of my room this is what I see: a school, buildings, some trees, parked cars, but mostly a deserted city.
What my heart and my imagination wants to see is other…
The clear sea where I can swim, the thin sand where I can run and play with my friends, a lot of peace and freedom.
MY HAPPY PLACE
(Pablo Cazzetta)
Outside my window I see only palaces, which do not make me think of a happy place, apart from one, the school, which represents the place of wisdom, friendship and maturity, because after school our future as adults begins. For me the school represents above all friendship, in fact I wrote this place in my text precisely for this reason. Since the COVID-19 started, I have seen my friends only through a screen, this is not very nice, I prefer much more to see them live. I know I don’t have to worry, so one day we’ll see each other again: “WE’LL OVERCOME ” !!!!
Beyond my window…
(Giulia Emma)
I see the sea, my friends and my grandparents.
I’d like go to my house at the seaside, because it’s very beautiful; there is the sea and there is my purple and white bike!
I’d like to play with my friends and ride my bike. I’m very sad because I can’t see my grandparents, my relatives and my friends.
I miss the school and the swimming pool.
Beyond my window ….
(Marta Emma)
I see my beautiful sea house. I
remember when I went there… I remember the sea, with a lot of little waves, and my friends who I miss so much!. I miss my bike , I remember all the walks I used to take . Often I think also of my family, that I can’t see.
Finally I would also like to go to the gym.
I feel sad, because I can’t I do all that.
Where my heart is
(Simone Pugliese)
When I look through the window I imagine that green lawn that makes me dream: the football field, I can vent them and free all the frustrations that go through my mind, the bad thoughts, the friendships finished…. Every time I go up those steps to get into the field I feel unexplained emotions, I feel protected from anything and I feel feelings that you can’t even imagine ,also because my best friend lives there in that field…the ball.some believe that football is a matter of life or death.I do not agree.Football is much more.
Outside my window… people and things I miss
(Antonio Festinante)
Outside my window I see all my relatives ,my friends and my classmates. Even the most significant places, like the squares ,my garden and the houses of my best friends, my grandparents and everyone. I am very sad because I miss everyone, I miss going out, walking and being near those I love.
What I see beyond my window
(Antonio La Gioia)
My room for me is very important because it represents all my world in those little square metres.
The panorama that I see every morning I wake up, in Taranto, is not very beautiful and could be very ugly for people. However, that view is beautiful and unique for me.In this period of uncertainty and of nationally sanitary emergency where we all are in quarantine my room is the only place where I feel safe.
Unfortunately, in front of my window there is a building but I live at the top floor and if I put in a lateral position, I can see a good view with a little wood that makes me feel in serenity and in peace. Indeed, when I feel blue, I look out and my mind flies:I see myself in that little forest with animals in there and beautiful sounds.
The best thing is that that view reminds me is the place where I have lived the best period of my life, from the age of 6 to the age of 10.
I lived in a little village in Belgium and my house was surrounded by the wood and grass where I was free to play.
In that place I had a really great view: wood, bunnies, eagles, porcupines and once I had the luck to found a mole. I was always free to go out and meet my friends.
Finally , in this difficult moment I have understood how important is freedom and being together, living outdoor and being healthy. I can now imagine how sad is the loss of a loved one.
My window for me is a door where I can arrive at my best memories, my friends and my life so, that is…
Outside my window…my memories
(Daniele Forte)
What do I see outside my window? It is difficult to imagine a nice place in with this bad situation … But the thing I see out of the window is my grandmother’s villa in the countryside, . Unfortunately she is dead. I miss that villa where I played football with my cousins in the summer and where I cuddled my little brother. I haven’t been there long before covid-19 and now I miss it so much … it’s true what they say … you can’t understand what is important to you if you don’t lose it. I spent my childhood in that villa and now I can’t go there ,at least for now! It is not only that beautiful villa that I miss but also my grandmother, I care about her since she is the last one I have. And all those times I didn’t want to go and see her … and now I regret those moments.
Now we can only see each other through video calls, we cannot hug and joke together. Then my classmates that I miss so much … I never imagined I would have missed school so much!. Not only for my friends but also for my teachers; I miss the classes and, strange to say, but the questions,too. I like many subjects but I am losing interest because of this pandemic! The only thing I want is to go back to normal life. To tell the truth I am afraid for my relatives, especially my working parents … but at least I can say that they are the heroes who carry on Italy and for my family! The first thing I will do after the coronavirus, will be to hug my grandmother and go back to living, not surviving!
Stefano Odone
Beyond my window
(Matteo Emma)
Beyond my windows I can see the future.
I can see me with my grandparents, my relatives and my friends.
I can see me on my bicycle while I dart through the streets at the seaside.
I can see everything that I don’t have now and I hope to get back soon.
Beyond my window…the sea
(Gabriele Galiano)
Looking out my window, I notice the sea in the distance and this increases my nostalgia, so I hope this period will end soon. I miss the sea, because I very often go there in summer and it relaxes me a lot. Therefore the thought of not being able to go there makes me very sad. The sea is my favorite place, because I can have fun in many ways without ever getting tired, between diving and beach games with my best friends. I spent several happy moments at sea and that’s why I always want to go there without ever getting bored. The sea has always given me positive emotions, like joy and happiness and always manages to cheer me up when I’m sad For this reason the sea is my favorite place. The sea also missed me, because I loved to get away, until I reached the crystal clear water, because it freed me from any melancholic thought and made me feel safe from everything. In conclusion I hope that this period will end soon and that our life will return to normality.
Beyond my window…a park
(Rebecca Sartorio)
When I look out my window, I see a little park that reminds me of all those moments I spent with my friends, all those picnics that didn’t always end well. Every time I think about it,I feel much more nostalgic because I miss all this, but I am sure that this time will become just a memory in our life.
When I was in that park, I felt joy, joy and above all carelessness. That park is very important to me , in fact my friends and I gave a name to it: “Park of dreams”.We called it so because it’s my safe place; every time I’m sad and sorry, I go there and I also spend my free time there. It also happened that I did my homework there or for example when I had to write a theme, I went there to find inspiration.I went there and I felt free to write and think whatever I wanted.I remember those broken swings, those red fences and those open and never closed gates. That gate reminds me of my mind when I went there, which was free and open to think what I wanted.
Beyond my window I see…
(Emanuele Di Somma)
Today I looked out of the large window in my bedroom and I admired the landscape. Given that I live on the ninth floor, I have a view of all the buildings. I see parked cars, birds flying, people walking with their masks. Silence has never been so deep, because of Coronavirus. Surely this silence makes me very sad, I hope it will end soon.
Beyond my window I can see…
(Giorgia Francolino)
…a field that reminds me of all the places where, before there was the coronavirus, I went to have fun. The green of this field reminds me my house near the sea where I spend every summer with my family.
I remember the long bicycle rides with my friends and how it was nice to go to the beach every day for a swim.
I really miss my friends and also my grandparents.
My sea house is certainly the place where I would like to be and where I hope to go as soon as possible because I want to be free to play, to run and go to the beach.
Fortunately I have a big balcony where I can play and where I can let my imagination fly to the sea where I would like to be.
I hope my life will come back to normality and that I will be able to meet and embrace my grandparents and my friends as soon as possible.
Beyond my window I see….
(Daniele Guizzo)
Beyond my window I imagine a football field where the boys gather to play,and in this bad period i really need to play football.I hope this situation will end soon so as to return with my team mates and school mates
Beyond my window I see…
(Emanuela Macavero)
Since I am in quarantine I miss my grandparents, uncles, cousins, school teachers, companions and especially my school. These days I miss all of them very much. I hope this terrible desease will end soon.
Cosimo Magrì
Beyond my window I can see
(Emanuele Ricci)
I look out of my window and… I really miss riding my bicycle,going for a walk, seeing my classmates; now that Covid19 is here, it’s all more boring: you can’t do the things you did before the coronavirus .So my window is closed but I hope to open it soon to see a better world!
Beyond my window
(Alessandra Spina)
Guardando questa foto vorrei uscire con gli amici, essere fuori a divertirmi con loro come era la quotidianità.
Mi rende triste poter solo guardare l’ambiente esterno senza poter uscire e se avessi saputo che ci sarebbe stato il virus mi sarei goduta di più quei momenti, che potevano sembrare insignificanti.
Published: Apr 14, 2020
Latest Revision: May 15, 2020
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