We Shan't Judge
You wouldn't judge yourself harshly, so why others?
Who are we to judge?
Do we hate that we're different?
These judgments lead to self-hatred.
Focus on the damage done.
Do we hate that we're different?
We're all crayons of different colors.
Focus on the damage done.
Death wishes are made by the abominated.
We're all crayons of different colors.
But separation means superiority, right?
Death wishes are made by the abominated.
Awareness of beauty is erased from their memoirs.
But separation means superiority, right?
Like Chris's ex, we build up and tear down.
Awareness of beauty is erased from the memoirs.
We can't change what we can't control.
Like Chris's ex, we build up and tear down.
Who are we to judge?
We can't change what we can't control.
These judgments lead to self-hatred.
About the Creator
Monique Star
I'm not the most sophisticated adult out there. I'm also not the best at communicating all the time, but I do try my best to get my thoughts out there into the world verbally or nonverbally.
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