Who am I to judge you?
What you have done
Or not done?
What you have said
Or not said?
Do I know you that well?
Everything you went through
And survived?
Everything you never saw coming
And yet battled?
What even if I knew you too well?
All your scars
From top to bottom?
All your pains
From visible to invisible?
Still, it won’t be enough.
I could somewhere go wrong
Adding two and two.
I could easily mistake
Adding for understanding.
So I refrain.
After all this time,
Who won’t want the same?
After all,
Who am I to judge you?
An Author You'll Remember 
Such a humbling reminder of grace and understanding. Only God truly knows.
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Exactly, only God truly knows!
Thank you so much for your appreciation, Willie! 🙂
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Your verses invite us to empathy, respect and understanding rather than judgment, suggesting that, despite our perceptions, there are always aspects of others that escape us. Have a nice evening. ✨🤗👏
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I’m so glad you got my message spot on (as always), Lincol! 🙂
Thank you so much for your constant support. You too have a great day! 🤗
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Your meaningful verses expressing that we should respect other people rather than judge them is excellent advice. If only our world leaders followed this edict.
I think we are both on the same wavelength and we could help ourselves – as well as fellow authors and readers – if we followed each other on WordPress and spread the word. Hope you agree.
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Thank you so much for your appreciation, Tony. 🙂
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And does not everything, which we take to be knowledgeable about the other, betray us? Showing us, our own shortcomings and what should count when it comes to the other.
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Well expressed, Michael!
Thanks a ton for stopping by to comment and support. 🙂
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Powerful poetry Mia 💜
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Thank you so much for your appreciation, Bree! 🙂
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Thank you for providing enjoymenf with your thoughts and writing talent.
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The pleasure is mine, Tony! Thank you indeed, for the compliment. 🙂
I hope you will enjoy my novel also.
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