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Humility


Humility is a precious infant that requires attention in order to thrive. Upon first encounter, it is fair and sweet, Its innocence and naivety, charming. Over an extended period, the adorable quality falters; When overexposure takes effect, one becomes quite perturbed. Indeed, like darling infants, Humility can be appreciated in small, fleeting doses.
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