The perfect folk, who never stray,
Perhaps they live another way.
But those who claim, no slip or fall,
Are blind, and hide behind a wall.
They miss the cracks, that others see,
And build their pride, so grand and free.
But real growth blooms, when we confess,
Our errors made, our hurtfulness.
A sorry said, a lesson learned,
Is where true wisdom can be earned.
Perfection's dream, it fades from sight,
But owning faults brings honest light.
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