The Never Ending Cycle Of Rashad

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Knowing that one way or another you will come out unharmed. What's it like? Knowing that someday, somehow, you will all be golden. Together, being there to love one another and protect one another. That's what love is about, isn't it? Being there, imagine, if they weren't there? What would happen then? Rashad (change the name to fit your paper.) can tell you what would happen.

It's a never ending cycle you see. You have a hard time accepting it at first. You don't feel like you can carry on. There is no hope, no light. There is nothing but pain and darkness. You spend your days stuck in a shallow nightmare. Nothing feels right. You can masquerade around, trying to upkeep all your routines. You laugh and smile when supposed to. You say the

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