Hareomi, wanted to own it, as she stares at her brain’s storm. She believed it was given to her, there was a way of dealing with it in such a way, where she was able to dominate it very well after trails and errors. It was Hareomi’s duty to care for it, just like a mother bird visits her nest and nourishes her babies. Not easy to saturate the satisfying liquids in it, like a person so thirsty all they can think of is water. She loved her own natural grown plants and took pride in it, like a gardener who shows off their garden. But this could have been a problem at the same time for Hareomi because she did not know how to manage her garden. Others would like to give their input and say what she should do in her garden and some are even willing to alter or yank the roots of her crops. Why? No on understands what you posses, like they saying “You never know what you have til its gone.” Although setbacks have been a tough journey, Hareomi never chooses to give up, even if the process is difficult like passing an exam. She’s for it, she’s about it, but sometimes she doesn’t know what it can possibly prefer, like a mother who shops at the market wanting the best food for their child and her hope is that they get to eat it and enjoy it. So many stories about this garden, sometimes it has a life of its own as day falls and night comes. Maintenance is no where easy, but Hareomi rather nourishes it through trial and error than giving up. Once it comes to part, she will embrace all the hard work, like a worker saving up for pension. She will embrace and own it, she will encourage others to put time to their garden and make a lot of emphasis on trimming the garden from time to time because no one likes an uneven field of grass. 

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