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Hi Stranger
February 22, 2018
Bashful and wise,
Bold and ignorant,
Both applied to the same individual,
Yet to themselves,
They may be neither the first nor second
It all depends on context
That person who speeds through a red light
What are they to you?
Dangerous and reckless
Okay
what if they were rushing to see a relative before they pass?
Would your opinion shift?
What about that person who never greets you?
Rude and inconsiderate
Okay
What if they are simply too shy?
Would your opinion hold firm?
© Anonymous
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