Sorry
"Apologizing never means you are right and the other person is wrong, it means you value the relationship more than your ego."
Believe me or not, a genuine sorry has those healing powers which can cure the wounds of even a bleeding heart.
So if you've hurted someone intentionally or unintentionally...just go and say a sorry. It won't take much but would give much more than you believe.
Even if you think you have not done anything, but know somewhere someone feels hurt because of you...try say it once...it might turn the things going wrong right.
A sorry is not just a word to try sort out the things but an inner peace...for you've told the person he/she means something and you to want to make a move.
Sorry....
One of the three basic words,
Part of etiquettes for lifetime,
A big and necessary word,
Which change its meaning,
Person to person & time to time.
I say sorry,
When I know I made a mistake,
To help me control the situation,
And avoid things to get worsen.
I say sorry,
When I realize I hurted someone,
To tell them my ego is not big,
And the relation is more important.
I say sorry,
When I understand that's only required,
To heal the pain of trembled heart,
And to endeavor for feel good factor.
I say sorry
Even if it's not required
To satisfy my guilty consciences
And break the silences.
But at times...
I don't say sorry,
As it proves my weakness,
Which will choke me to death,
If I tried swallow my pride.
I don't say sorry,
Even if my silence hurt someone,
Badly enough to leave a wound,
That will never let fill the time.
I don't say sorry,
Even when the time is right,
To just let go with the flow,
Till situations make themselves right.
But at any moment,
When my heart ponders,
I settle down to take a breath,
And look at the actions,
To evaluate the meaning,
Of every said and unsaid sorry,
That can peace the past,
Ease the present,
And help the future.
Copyright © Kehkesha Verma | Year Posted 2016
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