With a new age comes the dull
yet pounding feeling of responsibility.
You know the world expects you to
assume this sense of maturity that
it never once taught you. Society
has invisible rules that everyone
deludes them into seeing.
Now you have to sit up straughter
and resist the urge to sing along when
you hear your hairbrush song.
Now rather than run, you
graciously walk the halls and take
short strides never seeming to be
in a hurry. There’s no room for
lack of etiquettes anymore and to
exhibit such is to risk being shunned by
society.
And no one wants that.
