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Mistakes, Tried and True
October 16, 2024
Sinners go to the lord
Felons approach the court of law
Both await a fair judgement, one that could perhaps strike a chord
For neither wish to highlight their flaws
Many seek forgiveness
Some seek closure
The rest live worried about their wellness
The wronged begin to confer
Whether it is nobler to pardon the lost soul
Or to hold all our grudges, never seeking console
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the funny thing about mistakes is that they're never intentional. that's why people label them as such. and yet, even with it having an ulterior motive, an action performed from innocence or one that is even misunderstood, they still have the biggest impact. maybe only momentarily, but when you realize your mistake, your whole world seems to fall apart, and the guilt eats away at you.
elephants are known to be one of the only animals who can empathize, feeling emotions similar to guilt and regret after doing something something out of fear or rage