Question

Look past stereotypes (of monsters) and


scare them.


do nothing


open our hearts to others.

Answer 1

In the shadows where fear dwells,
Monsters are often just stories we tell.
But beneath the jagged scales and sharp teeth,
Lies a longing for connection, a search for belief.

Look past the growls, the fangs, and the fright,
See the soul hiding in darkness, yearning for light.
For what we label as “monstrous” may simply be
A heart, aching for kindness, just waiting to be free.

So instead of scaring, let’s reach out our hands,
Lay down our defenses, break down the strands
That bind us in judgment, in chaos, in hate,
Embrace those we fear; it might just be fate.

What if we opened our hearts to the night?
Disarmed the terror, ignited the light?
In a world turned to monsters, let love be the spark,
And together we’ll dance in the depth of the dark.

So let’s rewrite the tales where the monsters reside,
With compassion and empathy as our guide.
For when we see past the surface and truly connect,
We discover the beauty in all life’s aspects.