I've never been one to hate much, but there's one thing that ruined my life. Or rather my mother's. She couldn't take the heat of global warming. The feeling is more like global burning, that turns your hopes and dreams into ashes and dust. But I keep those words to myself. No one likes the fire ball that hangs in the sky, slowly melting our planet away. No one likes the intense heat that burns our food, and plants. No one likes the fire ball that causes disease. No one likes how the disease takes people. I don't like that it took my mother. I hate how it took her. I hate, and hate, and hate.
She always told me not to use that awful word: hate. It's a strong word, that you shouldn't say, because you shouldn't mean it. Well my anger is strong, and raging. Yes father; I hate. I hate everything about my life.
And yes, I truly do mean it this time.
Before, when the world spun full circle and people cared about binging shows and listening to their favorite diss tracks from beefing rap stars, the thought of the end of the world was a figurative rumination that was always there but stuck in one's back of mind. How vastly naive that thinking was. The world did end. Figurative became surreal and quite literal as they came down hard and fast; aliens that are bigger than oak trees and faster than a cheetah out hunting to feed their young. They took lives, uncaring about anything except the children they could control and sank their teeth into the youth of our world to use them as slaves for their motives. What they weren't planning on was creating something they couldn't control. Sorry...not something. Someone. Me.