<p>Whilst chatting with my little brother,</p><p>My hands danced carelessly through the air.</p><p>Then I heard a shrill whine</p><p>A tiny creature, so slender and small.</p><p>Ouch! I had slapped myself for nothing at all.</p><p><br/></p><p>Annoyed, I reached for the repellent</p><p>Before the little rascal could bite.</p><p>It swerved left, then right,</p><p>While I followed it with my eyes,</p><p>As my irritation grew every passing second </p><p><br/></p><p>I grabbed the racket beside me</p><p>The coil sent smoke curling into the air.</p><p>Between the spray, the sparks, and the smoke,</p><p>You would think I was fighting a war</p><p>Against a creature barely worth a stare.</p><p><br/></p><p>Then I turned towards the little creature.</p><p>Why must your existence put others at risk?</p><p>Why bear the traits that make you a vector,</p><p>A carrier of sickness, a potential source of suffering?"</p><p><br/></p><p>The tiny creature did not tremble.</p><p>It did not plead or attempt to defend itself.</p><p>It simply answered</p><p>"I do because I was made that way."</p><p><br/></p><p>For a moment, I had nothing to say.</p><p>I had seen only the nuisance,</p><p>The persistent whine,</p><p>The possibility of a bite,</p><p>The danger it might bring into my life.</p><p>I had not considered the creature itself.</p><p><br/></p><p>Could I blame it for a nature it never chose?</p><p>Did I expect it to become something else, simply because its existence troubled mine?</p><p><br/></p><p>But perhaps there was a difference</p><p>Between protecting myself from what it could do</p><p>And condemning it for what it was.</p><p><br/></p><p>Perhaps that was where my responsibility began</p><p>Not pretending that harm did not exist,</p><p>But in learning to recognise it</p><p>Without mistaking its nature for intentional cruelty.</p><p><br/></p><p>I had reached for a means of protection,</p><p>Certain that I understood the creature lying before me.</p><p>Yet, in that brief exchange,</p><p>The creature I had been so quick to judge</p><p>Had left me seeing things in different perspectives.</p>
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It is really not that deep 😂. This is just a reminder to not only see things in your point of view alone
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