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I, Too, Am a Nonconformist


I walk the other way to avoid all the smalltalk, Drink straight from the faucet mostly. Ramble off an assortment of curse words, I know they make people feel weird. Read the small print even when asked to skim, I don’t shower daily. Wear black with brown even when it’s unfashionable, Refuse to greet with a handshake.
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