BLAMING THE BLAMER

Written by: Craig Dunkleberger

People are often way too quick to judge,
and not let go of anger, holding a grudge.
Ending up hurting people, never knowing,
that it is stopping someone from growing.

This hate that they feel, is all about them,
but it isn’t them, they choose to condemn.
They take this anger inside, and let it out.
They can’t even remember, what it is about.

Truth be told, they are more angry at themself,
Feelings are not something, to be put on a shelf.
Feeling guilty, about something, that they’ve done.
It might be something small, but it feels like a ton.

By holding a grudge, they hurt themself the most.
It hurts the other person, but also attacks the host.
When they seek revenge, it’ll destroy them first.
It will ultimately hurt the other person, the worst.

Blaming is simply, the discharging of discomfort and pain.
That doesn’t move them forward, leaving little to gain.
For they must be accountable, and make things right,
They need to do it in the open, and also in clear sight.

If they choose to make things better, it will go away,
it will help restore our faith in humanity, ever day.
We are put on this earth, to love each other the same.
This is the golden rule, regardless of your given name.

When people hurt someone, how can they do nothing at all?
If that is the choice they make, it will lead to their downfall.
They don’t even need empathy, to improve the situation for all.
Time is of the essence, so it is important they don’t withdrawal.

Pride gets in they way, because of wanting to save face,
but that makes it worse, as they are seen as a huge disgrace.
It is hard to be vulnerable, and get hurt in the process,
but this is the only way to be resilient, and make progress.

For when they show compassion, they take away the pain.
This isn’t something that is easy, but something to gain.
In the end, this is the only way the train will get back on course,
and you do not always need to do things with excessive force.

The universe is watching, to see exactly which path, they choose.
They have to know that if they don’t, it is them who will lose.
Things can always be forgiven, if they make things great,
but they will first have to commit, to no longer discriminate!