The fear of the beast6
The fear of the beast
I set my hand on the ice cold
Handle bar
As I stare down the
Big boisterous beast
Its fur is as thick as a torturous tropical rainforest
When it walks it wobbles the whole worlds
The beast hands are the size of bamboo shoots
It began to creep on its knuckle right towards me
Its legs were very sturdy and stocky
I felt like I had nowhere to go
I felt like I was just cornered in a cloudy closet
I felt like the world was coming to a close
But when it got closer to the glass
I began to forget everything behind me
In my mind, I realized it wasn’t there to frighten me
The “beast” wasn't there to bury me in memory
It was there to show me the beauty in
Wild life
It's not there to kill you like a knife
It was there to inspire us
With elegance
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