Bard's Hall May '24 contest entry |
simple justice Line count - 19 It is not hard to be nice to those riven, from within themself. Do just that, she says, and it should suffice. To Bear the Slings and Arrows is one's price in the suffrage of ones' own self; is it really not hard, to be, just nice? This mortal coil, caught in Inquisitors' vise it is so hard to be, just yourself. But that alone ought suffice. Lo, her son pays heed to the low guttural voice - for the Beast of the Abyss knows only itself - It is hard to stand apart; and still be nice. So he says to These Others (and he says it right twice): Be like Us! Be like Ourselves! Do that. It must suffice. So she gives her son this motherly advice just worry about your-self because it's truly not, hard to be nice do this and it will suffice |