This is a very nice poem, it is like telling a story about some heartless politicians or the world leader who does not care about their subject......, pains, war, hunger. you know what i mean. keep it up
Love the reference to the old beam in the eye versus everyone wanting to blame others for messing up their life. Great rythm culminating into a great final two lines. J.
Dear Lori,
This poem is wonderful. I really can share the same feelings and thoguhts with you. It is nice to share with others isn't it. When we share, we only help outhers to find their own inner strength. You are a blessing. Please feel free to email me and to stay in touch. People who connect should always keep the bond and suppost for each other. I am going back to read more. Merriest of christmas's to you and yours.
Please visit my web site at http://www.authorlevislace.com and click on The Good Mothers, Angels Among Us and Pamala's Poetry and see some samples of my life and you will know what I mean.
God Bless
Pamala
Its everybody's fault but our own...the age old cry
Charity begins at home...and we each must take our own share of personal responsibilty in shaping and creating the kind of world
that brings justice and equity to all !
Powerful message delivered in your own inimitable style Lori
Peter
You got that right! It's everybody's fault but ours. LOL. This is so true, Lori. We don't ever want to look at ourselves. We forget the old adage people with glass houses shouldn't throw stones. On the other hand, I'm probably so guilt-ridden because one of the sayings I was raised with was "Remember when you point a finger there are three pointing back at you." So, I'm always accusing myself of something. LOL Great poem, lady! ~~Nordette
A great point made Lori,if only we could get those darn Beams out of our eyes first...yep....that would be good.
Great wisdom and truth in your beaut write and
that's
'all your fault... you know.'
Best wishes always
from
kay.
Reviewed by Dan Rains (Reader)
Reviewed on December 11, 2005
I like this very much. Exceptionally well crafted and all too true. "And why beholdest thou the mote that is in thy brother's eye"
Thanks for sharing.
Dan
Reviewed by Ron (sketchman) Axelson (Reader)
Reviewed on October 27, 2005
If I did it, I own up to it.
I'm not perfect, but I'm the
one who caused my troubles 90%
of the time..
Your a great thinker Lori..
Love your writes....
This is right on, sis. The hypocrite has no idea of whose fault it actually is anyway, but needs someone to blame, cause it is never the hypocrite's fault, and it is never anyone's fault, be the hypocrite still needs someone to blame. I have met a lot of hypocrite's in my life. "I am a Christian, but I hate anyone who is different." This hypocrisy needs to one day be a thing of the past. Another hypocritical saying would be, "I hate women, but I love how they cook and clean." Hypocrites always contradict themselves, and do exactly the opposite of what they say. It is such a shame, it really is. May the Lord Jesus bless you, and those whom you love, and be with you always, and at your side constantly. With much love in my heart, stubborn to a fault, joy to the world, peace on earth, & ((((((((((MANY WONDERFUL SISTERLY HUGGGGSSSS)))))))))), your still sad and terrified little sister, Barbie
"If I have to be this girl in me, Then I may as well be."
Nice work. I heard an even better diversion the other day: "By the time we've used all our resources, we'll be smart enough to make replacements. Stop whining."
Sadly this is very true, Lori. Taking responsibility for our actions and ourselves are things that many people don't feel obligated to do. It is much easier to point fingers than it is to change our own situation, so we blame others for our fate. Willfully accepting being a victim renders us powerless. It seems to me that the very people who are saying that we need to change the world are the ones who never get up off of their butts and take on the responsibility of making the changes or even presenting viable solutions. Excellent poem! You hit the bulls-eye with this one, Lori
Take care,
Sherry
Brava! Lori this is powerful spot-on, poetry! I love the way you did this with not a word wasted. Perfection! I'm so sick of the whiners never taking any responsibility for their own actions. It's a pleasure to read someone who speaks fact instead of fiction! Thank you!
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This poem is wonderful. I really can share the same feelings and thoguhts with you. It is nice to share with others isn't it. When we share, we only help outhers to find their own inner strength. You are a blessing. Please feel free to email me and to stay in touch. People who connect should always keep the bond and suppost for each other. I am going back to read more. Merriest of christmas's to you and yours.
Please visit my web site at http://www.authorlevislace.com and click on The Good Mothers, Angels Among Us and Pamala's Poetry and see some samples of my life and you will know what I mean.
God Bless
Pamala
Charity begins at home...and we each must take our own share of personal responsibilty in shaping and creating the kind of world
that brings justice and equity to all !
Powerful message delivered in your own inimitable style Lori
Peter
yeah blame me
some one always takes the fall
enjoyed much
William .....Love & Peace
Happy Holidays
Great wisdom and truth in your beaut write and
that's
'all your fault... you know.'
Best wishes always
from
kay.
Thanks for sharing.
Dan
I'm not perfect, but I'm the
one who caused my troubles 90%
of the time..
Your a great thinker Lori..
Love your writes....
"If I have to be this girl in me, Then I may as well be."
Felix
Regis
(((HUGS))) and love, Karla.
Always blaming another!!
Love Tinka
Calvin
Take care,
Sherry
Eileen
excellent poem ...