With Malice Towards None! Poem by Kesav Venkat Easwaran

Neat sequel to Samanyan's piece...we need to keep in mind both the erring and the forgiving part of our lives...

great thoughts and it is true...well versed....10

'Homosepians and alians they are only our minds within' Such a strong statement of truth.....people need some time to understand and more time to digest.........great work Sir.

i think we are capable of forgiveness....but if we can't...i think God will still forgive us..... :)

A powerful perspective that is both rich and refreshing! Well said my friend!

I liked this soft but cutting words I hope I don't cross your wrong side..lol I try to be nice..... Maybe you can tell everyone Eyan is a good boy...lol Good job

'Themselves Shakespearean' Rachel Ann Butler

If we do not forgive, we live with wrong committed. To forgive means we unattach and forget the wrong. This however does not mean we condone the sin. To be inflicted with hate means we are still being damaged by the wrong. For some this can be a lifetime. Nations can learn from this poem too, then perhaps they will find they have no need to go to war. Excellent poem. Regards Bob

Human beings can never be perfect but we can try to not hurt others. Karma works things out if we care to monitor it. Interesting philosophical poem Kesav. love Karin