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Something you should know


Something You Should Know

 

is that as kids we were all strong and loving.

Like a pack of wolves.

 

Wolves' love for one another are everlasting, until death parts them. Their bond with one another is so powerful where if needed they sacrifice themselves to save their pack. 

 

As we grow older we often see our pack shrink, it isn't a bad thing because we realize who loves us the most. This love molds into family.

 

Family presents itself when we are all alone. They surround us and give us comfort, just like a wolf pack when they hear a howl from a lost member.

 

We must win each and every day we get on this earth, living with love and compassion for all, just like we did as kids.

 

Like a single wolf I am never afraid to leave this world, because I know where I’m meant to be, but as a member of the pack, a family, it sure hurts to see someone you love go especially when they won every day they had. 

 

Like wolves, when you hear a howl, don't let it go unnoticed, go together and be that surrounding force they need.

Because in a way we are all wolves, and can be strong and loving together.

 
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