apathy

What is apathy, but a natural response to pressue, to a sense of responsibility-- to the gnawing of the spirit compelling one to accomplish it all, to seize the day, and the resulting desire of vertigo, to fall.
To fall, to say, I can't; I won't, 
'tis to heavy of a burden, I am only part man, part dirt clod, trotting the earth heavily, for our shoulders hold boulders. Yet, we can always carry them together, but that was never our generations thing. Interdependence was a thing of cults and archaic societies, so we chose apathy as the ultimate form of individuality.