She traveled the low, and dreamed of the peaks. 
Searching always her tribe, finding only their cliques, 
She began to think, maybe, the problem was her: 
For solutions just were not as advertised. 

In the heat of the fall, in the cold of the spring, 
She banked nothing and all on almost everything, 
Was she neurodivergent, or just immature? 
For the world seemed a little surprised 

To find her as she was, or perhaps, as she wasn't: 
Our do's and our will's do not fit one who doesn't -- 
And the moon still looks lonely to she-the-unsure, 
The allure of just what wasn't 

Prized