The Coward (Photopoetry version)

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The web content presents a reflective photopoetry piece titled "The Coward" exploring themes of forgiveness and second chances in the face of significant mistakes, alongside showcasing additional works by the author and fellow writers.

Abstract

"The Coward (Photopoetry version)" is a contemplative piece that delves into the human capacity for forgiveness, particularly in situations where individuals have committed serious wrongs such as disappointing parents, leaving lovers, or canceling marriages without cause. It questions whether those who have erred, specifically the sinner, the cheater, and the coward, are deserving of the second chances they may be offered. The poem suggests that while some individuals are brave enough to accept the opportunity to make amends, others may falter and fail to rise to the challenge. The author expresses gratitude to readers and promotes further engagement with their work, as well as the work of other writers who have followed them, touching on diverse topics such as the psychology of abuse, the dynamics of long-term marriage, and the characteristics of working dogs.

Opinions

The author believes that despite significant transgressions, some individuals possess the capacity to forgive and offer second chances.
There is an underlying sentiment that those who have wronged others must themselves determine if they are worthy of forgiveness and capable of changing.
The piece acknowledges the bravery required to admit one's mistakes and take action to repair relationships, contrasting it with the cowardice of those who do not take such steps.
The author values the support of their readers and the broader writing community, highlighting the importance of mutual encouragement and recognition among writers.
By featuring the works of other authors, the piece implies that there is merit and insight to be gained from the perspectives and stories shared by fellow writers.

When the ex still gives a last chance...

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Everyone has mistakes in their life. Disappointing the parents, leaving the lover, canceling a marriage without cause, etc. Some big mistakes might seem impossible to get a forgiveness.

But, sometimes, the person who’s being hurt, surprisingly, still have a big heart giving a second chance to forgive, to fix the mistake, to start over, or continue everything that was delayed.

Does the sinner, the cheater, the coward deserve this chance? Only theirselves can decide if they deserve for it or not. Some are courage enough to admit they’re wrong and take the challenge (the second chance) they get to repair, to make amends. However, some others may be still too coward to take that challenge and become the losers.

Thank you for reading my poem. :-)

Here’s more of my works if you’re interested:

The Coward (Photopoetry version)

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