I wish that people could see
all of the good of me and none of the bad.
I wish that people could see
all of my talents and not see my downfalls.
I wish that people could see
all of my knowledge and not see my ignorance.
I wish that people could see
all of my love and not see my annoyance.
I wish that people could see
that calm, productive, peacemaker side of me and not the flustered, lazy,
argumentative side.
There are times when one
looks at oneself and wonders, “What does everyone else see?”
There are times when one wonders, “Can they read my mind when I thank God for them? Do they know when I am praying for them?”
And then I realize that I see
all the bad of people, and none of the good.
I realize that I see all of
their downfalls, and not their talents.
I realize that I see all of
their ignorance, and none of their knowledge.
I realize that I see all of
their annoyance, and none of their love.
I always see the flustered,
lazy, argumentative side of people, and not the calm, productive, peacemaker
side of them.
How can I be such a
hypocrite?
It’s easy, because we all
have good days, and bad days. The key is grace, something that humanity couldn’t
possibly function without.
