ARRIVAL OF THE ALIENS

Since when I was much younger and really owned no words of mine, I heard about the returns of the aliens to earth. But nothing shew up.

As I grew I prayed fehemently they don't come while I have my being.

But here we are today, news have it that lots have been seen. They are here, and they are with us!

Some are gigantic behemoths like Indominus Rex in Jurassic World and Stjedan Sejic's Xenomorph T-Rex, while others are smaller and mysterious like the silicon-based Horta in Star Trek and the well-known Grey.

Their size distribution and variations are not the crux of the matter. Their common features, the way of recognizing them, have became the raves of the moment.

These aliens are reflexively selfish. Their selfishness is liken to none else. It breeds envy and makes them attempt to occupy our planet to its brim through a flaming intergalactic clash, which I'm particularly against. Yes our planet, our hope and happiness!

Have you spotted any around you yet? This is a no scary movie! That might sound flimsy right? The truth is that there are aliens on earth and it is what we've got to face.

They are colonizing the earth with fake love and perfidiously exhibit stringent misanthropy, against human.

They stink a thousand times more than bees and their venoms are more and more powerful than that of king cobras, and not even an antivenin has been discovered at the moment.

They stab with their hands and leave the victims to die slowly.

They fight with no weapons. Their mouths are liken to those of vampires, they devour with them.

Haven't you still fathom who they are?
They are with us.

Be careful of these aliens. They can slow your pace, your progress and happiness.

They are those fake people around you who overtly claim they love you when they don't. Love in disguise, I suppose!

Their loves glows, only to the eyes, in the light and fades away like shadows in the dark.

If you must make it in life, then they must go back to their planet. They must go their separate ways. For they wouldn't add to your life but detract.

©Menyene Ekong