You See

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“One hundred years from now, who is to say our attitudes in the present day won’t be taken to task?”

Michele Bogart  

 

 

 

You See

 

You see,

saying, “I see clearly.”

 

You see,

passing judgement in time.

 

You see,

so you say,  the sins of others

from long ago days-

 

You see,

and in so saying,

are blind.

 

 

 

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Dawn Paoletta is a life enthusiast who loves to juggle words, chug coffee, and journal excessively. You can find her gathering stones on the beach most mornings. She enjoys hanging out with her hubby, daughter and family pets in Narragansett, RI and shares her passion, poetry and prose @Enthusiastically, Dawn.

2 thoughts on “You See”

  2. Yes, there are times we see the sins of others and not our own. Jesus told us to remove the plank from our own eye before we talk about the mote in another’s.
    A very good poem.

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