As a child my misguided innocence led lay the strings of apathy I thread upon.
Foolish boy disgusted with the bricks he laid down, a slop in the eyes of every stonemason.
Following the trail of a corvid through spiny thorns, bleeding my arms and legs simply to look at her beauty.
Now my sunflower shows me the sun with no thorns.
Yet why do I miss the thorns?
Insanity most likely.