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Today, the young bodies have old souls. 

Intuitive minds are left in the dust and

love relies on broken telephones.

Feelings are withdrawn from human visibility,

some are vulnerable and have their own disabilities.

Back to the young yesterday,

old bodies had young souls.

Life had meaning other than looking like molds.

The perception that life was only once seen.

Beautiful young yesterday,

but I don’t like how tomorrow has been.

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Kiara Roman is a writer and Social Media Co-Director of the Her Campus at UPR chapter. Through her articles she discusses a diverse spectrum of topics ranging from research analysis on animal abuse to listicles about cozy room decor. Her writing inclinations vary according to her momentary interests, which makes her one of the most diverse writers in the chapter. She has been part of several organizations including Pulso Estudiantil, Puntos de Fuga and Awkwardly Vain magazine. Her academic aspirations diverge as she studies Human Resources Management and Interdisciplinary Studies while engaging in multidisciplinary extracurriculars. Internship-focused experiences are at the top of her resume alongside communitary participation in her institution, Universidad de Puerto Rico, Rio Piedras Campus. A kaleidoscope of interests drive her curiosity into exploring new hobbies in art, literature, gastronomy, and sciences. Her free time is filled by imagined universes or video game-raging. Explore her next hyperfixation in her upcoming articles.