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LIFE....FORTUNATELY
by Stephen W. Pollard → (All Poetry by Stephen W. Pollard)
Thursday, August 19, 2021    Rated "G" by the Author.
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My prose / poem "Life....Fortunately" is about how fortunate we are to have good people around us.

 "LIFE....FORTUNATELY"

 

Fortunately there are

Good people among us

Who are very helpful

Working happily for us

And gaining great joy

From all of our success


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Reviewed on August 19, 2021
From very early in my life I had the ability to see through people just by talking with them for a few minutes. In just a few minutes I could tell the person is good or not. Believe me, it is one of the skills required by Canada Border Services (Customs). We need to have the skill to characterize people, learn how they would disguise themselves; and we also need to learn their body language to see if they are telling the truth or lying. On most occasions, my hunch was correct in my assessment of people.

We all need this kind of skill to avoid making the wrong judgment on others because if we made a wrong judgment on another person we may harm that person's reputation, and our own character is also damaged for making the wrong judgment. As I have mentioned before in one of my comments to another poet, it is always good to learn the truth first before making a judgment on another person. When making a judgment on another we should be fair and not leaning to one side only.

Yes, there are good people among us but we can only see them when we take the time to know them.

Sandie

Reviewed by Ronald Hull
Reviewed on August 19, 2021
Yes, so many good people they do not get the recognition they deserve for doing good deeds every day without any notice whatsoever.

Ron


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