STOP JUDGING ME. ================ Only if you know me a little And understand my deep inner feelings Only if you know how I have tried And never relented or got tired Then, you’ll stop judging me Only he that wears the shoe Knows where it pinches There are things in my life That none of you can guess Yet, they remain my deep secret But never shall you judge me again I came naked to the world I had nothing at birth The world gave me everything Even the life I live is a gift My thoughts and actions was influenced The world formed the habits in me Through nature and nurture The good, the bad and the ugly ones So, blame me not but blame the world What about you my judge? You too have your own hidden secrets Even more dangerous and disgusting Than the one you want to jail me for Better remove the log of wood in your eyes Before trying to remove the dust in my eyes Who made you this moral judge? Who gave you the judge’s robe? To condemn and disgrace me And make me look like a disease For the sake of my orientation Or what you deemed wrong in me Yet, you still have it up your sleeves A lot of skeletons in your cupboards Free me now, oh you bunch of hypocrites! You turn into judges when others are involved Then a defending lawyers when you are involved That’s life of double standard bigots But before you judge me again Be sure you are clean, undefiled and impeccable ================= (c) Ciroma Chukwuma Adekunle, 2014
Posted on: Tue, 09 Dec 2014 10:13:35 +0000