they are under the bed and in my head and deep inside my chest. Like big green globs that I can’t get rid of. I’m trying to understand and instead- i’m here. I’m here trying to be naked but the teeth come at me and I have the urge to pull on my clothes.
I was in shock. I had finally come face to face with the monsters under my bed. Being a thirty-five year old grown man, you wouldn’t think much a thing would bother me. But no, these monsters are unlike any others I have ever seen.
“Lyon as well as NiceI'll find a BayorEmmanuel Adebayor on his quest for a new club: 'If anyone thinks I will be good for them, they know where I am''FANS CAN DO BETTER'Jose in amazing rant at United supporters, his team and himself after easy win Hull in EFL CupWOOD YOU BELIEVE ITMan United fans can't get over how unlucky Paul Pogba has been after he hits the woodwork againFELL GUYMarouane Fellaini back in favour as he and Juan Mata dismiss Hull in EFL Cup semi to hand United ninth straight winDouble TroubleArsenal, Liverpool, Man City and West Ham on red alert as PSG make Jese and Krychowiak availableWHAT WE LEARNTMarouane Fellaini redeems himself, Hull need luck and Wayne Rooney must waitCup the anteManchester United's trophy bonuses this season.
We look outside into the world and we tell ourselves that monsters don’t exist. Yet, in the same breath, we’ll yell the harshest of words to one another. We’ll chastise the homeless for being lazy. We’ll ignore the hungry. We’ll tell ourselves that there’s no evil in the world, and then become desensitized when we see a story about child abuse. Maybe, without knowing it, We’re the monsters.
Monsters are not ones that lie beneath your bed or seeking malice within your closet; Monsters within your mind and only to seek for you to destroy yourself.
they are under the bed and in my head and deep inside my chest. Like big green globs that I can’t get rid of. I’m trying to understand and instead- i’m here. I’m here trying to be naked but the teeth come at me and I have the urge to pull on my clothes.
I was in shock. I had finally come face to face with the monsters under my bed. Being a thirty-five year old grown man, you wouldn’t think much a thing would bother me. But no, these monsters are unlike any others I have ever seen.
Lurking beneath the creepy murky water, they romp; these swamp things seek to please the green leaves.
“Lyon as well as NiceI'll find a BayorEmmanuel Adebayor on his quest for a new club: 'If anyone thinks I will be good for them, they know where I am''FANS CAN DO BETTER'Jose in amazing rant at United supporters, his team and himself after easy win Hull in EFL CupWOOD YOU BELIEVE ITMan United fans can't get over how unlucky Paul Pogba has been after he hits the woodwork againFELL GUYMarouane Fellaini back in favour as he and Juan Mata dismiss Hull in EFL Cup semi to hand United ninth straight winDouble TroubleArsenal, Liverpool, Man City and West Ham on red alert as PSG make Jese and Krychowiak availableWHAT WE LEARNTMarouane Fellaini redeems himself, Hull need luck and Wayne Rooney must waitCup the anteManchester United's trophy bonuses this season.
We look outside into the world and we tell ourselves that monsters don’t exist. Yet, in the same breath, we’ll yell the harshest of words to one another. We’ll chastise the homeless for being lazy. We’ll ignore the hungry. We’ll tell ourselves that there’s no evil in the world, and then become desensitized when we see a story about child abuse. Maybe, without knowing it, We’re the monsters.
Once Wayne Hennessey beat out Arnautovics fierce shot inside the first 10 minutes there were long periods with little goalmouth action.
Monsters are not ones that lie beneath your bed or seeking malice within your closet; Monsters within your mind and only to seek for you to destroy yourself.