Bitterness
It's
 been said that bitterness is like drinking someone else's poison and 
waiting for them to die.  Bitterness is a cancer that eats upon the 
host.  
 We have a dungeon in our minds where we keep those who have 
hurt us in the past.   The crass teacher, the bully, the girl or guy that
 laughed at us, the one who took our job or our whatever.  We keep them 
in that dungeon and periodically go down
 into that dark place and whip them.   Grown men and women will pace in the living 
room saying, "If only I would’ve... if only I had said…if they were 
here, I’d…” and after we whip them all into bloody pulps.  Locking the 
door of that dungeon and return to life, not realizing that dungeon is 
festering our whole lives.
 The only way to find peace in life is to 
go down and unchain the prisoners.   Let them go and refuse to re-shackle
 them.   Only then will the vapors of pungent bitterness stop permeating 
the other rooms of our lives.
 
 
 
 
          
      
 
  
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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