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Stranded on a Deserted Island


Stranded on a Desert Island:

The most logical thing to bring

is water and food.

We need to live,

but what about everything else?

If I was stranded on a desterted Island,

I'd bring my friends and family. 

At least then I wouldn't be alone.

Friends and family are very important.

I'd bring them with me in a hearbeat.

But, there's a catch.

Only one.

This is hard,

for one cannot just choose just one. 

After thinking of everyone I know and love;

I've decided.

I'll bring my cat. 

My cat is someone I would bring with me

and someone who I can pet while stress.

I can talk to him without feeling judged.

And, my cat is very important to me. 

I'm stranded on a Deserted Island

with my cat.

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