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Marts 24., 2007
11:07 - if you manage to forgive, can you ever really forget and the other way around
what if you think you have forgiven
and what if the matter is so upsetting that your brain forces your memory to forget it
and what if time after time you note that you have "miraculously" managed to forget and managed to remember again, too
and what if you take the safest road, - assuming that you must have had forgiven, otherwise the matter would have never slipped out of your head
few days ago i told someone:
- the thing is.. i can forgive, but i cannot forget
i can. you can. she can. he can. they can.
and, most probably, according to the laws of society - i should
you know
i should. you should. she and he, and they should
we should
all of us
humans
should
and so
they say they would
if they could
so,
imagine a situation:
+ you can
+ and you should.
will you?
you didn't you didn't you didn't you didn't you didn't
you didn't you didn't you didn't you didn't you didn't
you didn't you didn't you didn't you didn't you didn't
you didn't you didn't you didn't you didn't you didn't
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