A Poem on Judgement

June 14, 2024 Lead Writer Carolyn Comments 0 Comment

A POEM ON JUDGEMENT
What are the rules for judgment these days?
Do we judge for self like I’ve been doing along my way?
Do we listen, then inside make a choice?
Or do we listen to those people who think,
“Only they have a voice?”
Is judgment not for self, in knowledge,
Feelings and desires?
Does experience have any meaning,
So my reasoning does transpire?
It’s my training, according to masters of thought,
Judging others we do not do,
How can we judge one another
and to ourselves be true?
I believe I make a judgment for self,
The only way through,
For if I judge anyone else,
I might hurt that person’s passage,
Does the soul account for nothing
After many years of life?
Does my experience as a student,
a worker, a mother and a wife?
Account for zilch, after all the struggles,
That this hybrid walked through,
Are we to recognize our individual dreams
Are the only thing to pursue?
Does all my learning go for not,
because some other hybrid can’t comprehend?
Do determinations make my decisions
Come from faculties within?
Do reflective judgments build my cognitions
The faculties good and strong?
To after all these years not even be respected,
To be told that I am all wrong,
I was told when I was younger,
Ignorance was no excuse,
So I repeatedly worked hard,
So I would never be confused,
All masters of thought I studied,
There were books galore along my trek,
My conclusion of the complexities of life,
Do not Judge, but do accept,
Even differences I learned to respect,
because of learning each must do,
When do others treat me with the same respect
I offer each of you?
Jesus is my Savior, when recognizing
thought of each
Is not so complex, with Jesus in the center,
our glue to guide and teach,
But now I have these people treating me today,
Like I’ve not seen the inside of a book,
And much to my dismay,
Even professors of Universities
Are subjective in thought,
Is all research and objective knowledge,
all going to be forgot?
Or is it time to think and recognize
Judging others can go astray,
If no thought goes into each persons right
to have freedoms to discriminate,
Let our choices be based on what we know
Of Self to not eliminate,
Freedoms in this country
exchanged for those who wish to dictate.
Written by Carolyn D. Hogarth Shared

A POEM ON JUDGEMENT

What are the rules for judgment these days?

Do we judge for self like I’ve been doing along my way?

Do we listen, then inside make a choice?

Or do we listen to those people who think,

“Only they have a voice?”

Is judgment not for self, in knowledge,

Feelings and desires?

Does experience have any meaning,

So my reasoning does transpire?

It’s my training, according to masters of thought,

Judging others we do not do,

How can we judge one another

and to ourselves be true?

I believe I make a judgment for self,

The only way through,

For if I judge anyone else,

I might hurt that person’s passage,

Does the soul account for nothing

After many years of life?

Does my experience as a student,

a worker, a mother and a wife?

Account for zilch, after all the struggles,

That this hybrid walked through,

Are we to recognize our individual dreams

Are the only thing to pursue?

Does all my learning go for not,

because some other hybrid can’t comprehend?

Do determinations make my decisions

Come from faculties within?

Do reflective judgments build my cognitions

The faculties good and strong?

To after all these years not even be respected,

To be told that I am all wrong,

I was told when I was younger,

Ignorance was no excuse,

So I repeatedly worked hard,

So I would never be confused,

All masters of thought I studied,

There were books galore along my trek,

My conclusion of the complexities of life,

Do not Judge, but do accept,

Even differences I learned to respect,

because of learning each must do,

When do others treat me with the same respect

I offer each of you?

Jesus is my Savior, when recognizing

thought of each

Is not so complex, with Jesus in the center,

our glue to guide and teach,

But now I have these people treating me today,

Like I’ve not seen the inside of a book,

And much to my dismay,

Even professors of Universities

Are subjective in thought,

Is all research and objective knowledge,

all going to be forgot?

Or is it time to think and recognize

Judging others can go astray,

If no thought goes into each persons right

to have freedoms to discriminate,

Let our choices be based on what we know

Of Self to not eliminate,

Freedoms in this country

exchanged for those who wish to dictate.

Written by Carolyn D. Hogarth Shared

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