Be on Alert
Life is never what you think it will be-
things twist, turn, and morph
into an unrecognizable monster.
It consumes everything- your hopes,
loves, dreams, and any peace of mind
you might have.
The monster isn't green and seven feet
tall, rather it is unassuming and camouflaged.
It works it's way into your core- it sinks in through
your skin, the roots attaching themselves to your
veins and eventually isolating your heart.
The only way to stop this is by always making time
to weed and nurture yourself.
Without taking care of you the monster will win and
the only thing left of you will be a
dried out husk.
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