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Human Nature


Towards the end, the curiosity in one's eyes become bored and sink unto oneself seeking self-fulfillment. And to be told you are loved, every morning, is a beautiful, beautiful lie. And if we are human, why do we try so hard to be human? Isn't being humane natural to animals such as you and I? Walk back where you came from now, and pick up what's left.
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