Danger
Swimming in choppy waves, constantly being pulled under by the current, is dangerous.
Riding a motorcycle at a hundred miles per hour with no helmet is dangerous.
Climbing a mountain by yourself, with no cell signal, is dangerous.
A baby crawling closer and closer to an open flame is dangerous.
Running a red light with your child in the back seat is dangerous.
Jaywalking across a busy city street is dangerous.
Jumping from a cliff with no gear is dangerous.
Trespassing at a stranger’s house is dangerous.
But the most dangerous thing you can do is fall in love.
Grace Weeks attends Virginia Wesleyan University and is currently enrolled as a sophomore. Her major is English, and she loves to read fiction books. She has lived in Virginia Beach her whole life, but was born in Norfolk. She is part of the web design team for The Fishbowl Review.