Crow's Feet
poem
I smile it shows on my face for you it's old age too much for most to handle They call it words attributes accompanied by failure If I'm kind to you it's only because I've always been. What's there you cannot handle? I find your flaws incompetence for you it's weakness too much for you to deal with They call it stupid and think it weak It's the confident ones who always fill the air with nonsense speak.
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Isn't that the truth. Some seem only to see the surface, (or what they are predisposed to see). How sad it is not to recognise experience, wisdom or even simply the opportunity to learn from another's experience.
As Plato is reputed to have said: "The empty vessel makes the loudest sound."