The Price

Many things can turn one's head. Freedom, money, hurts, and the list goes on...

Once heard, "There is a price to everyone's morals."

So what happens if someday, someone decides to buy out your moral. Would you give in? There may come a price too huge to refuse, too tempting to decline, too enticing not to accept. Well, its been on my mind for a while.... What is the buy-out clause for my morals?

Would I ever considering selling, giving in to the thing that I live by, to give away the thing that I hold dear, that defines me... Food for thought...

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