THE GREATEST COST
i traded my boundless fields
for a dull monotone
i pushed away immesurable joy
for the religion of routine
all for what?
can one put a price on the romance of childhood?
when we took time to notice the intricate beauty of rain on backseat windows,
unbenownced to why it fell?
awe. wonder. beauty.
alas, these notions i have lost
in my admission to society.
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