"Untitled," by Gini Dicken
Cant condemn and cant condone,
Can only try to see
What it is in our lives that makes
Us think so differently.
Each one shows me something new.
I feel a power pushing me
To change my point of view.
You make me look more closely
At the truths that I believe.
Some of them I will hold to tight,
And some Ill choose to leave.
I thrive upon our differences;
They make me realize
That who I amís not set in stone.
At least, not in your eyes.
My faith I can defend.
I cant condemn and cant condone;
Can only call you friend.
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