An Adult's Mind
An Adult's Mind By: Marivil Boniza It was a weird way to end a conversation, You'd expect me to be enlightened, With your words bound by bane, What could be my possible response? With words that splintered my soul's core, It wasn't a word of courage!, it was something different that I disliked, He thinks too highly of being an adult, Yet one doesn't know what responsibility really is, One's life itself is a capability, Capability of responsibility that binds, Oh yes, he knows best, He's an adult full of quests, But isn't it just absurd? Saying he knows best,But an ignorant fool where he goes I'm sorry, maybe your right, and I'm wrong, but isn't it just if your truth is just a mere opinion of yours? It wasn't proven, So I'll justify mine
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