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How much will it help
If we can
Get ourselves out of our own corners,
Out of righteous
Stiffened chins
For right or wrong?
Maybe round out those
Hardened edges
So we no longer must
Contrast
One side
With another,
Or need to confront
A person’s sigh
With slight or fault.
Can we
Perhaps
Find common ground
In what may be beyond
All argument:
If we rotate
Long enough
Around a circle
We will eventually
See
More than
Our current
Vantage point.
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And perhaps we will learn to argue from the other side first. Thought-worthy. Perhaps civilized behavior will follow.
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Indeed. One does not need to like or even accept all vantage points but I believe it can be helpful to not lose sight of how we’re more alike than not as well as how what we see may at times be influenced by where we sit where we come from, and what we’d been told….
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