To Each His Own Poem by Belle Wassermeister
To Each His Own
What one approves, another scorns,
and thus his nature each exposes.
Some see the rosebush full of thorns;
some see the thornbush full of roses.
Yes! Very much. I remember, I have read the last two lines long back. But I don't remember where. And I don't remember having seen the first two. But beautiful lines. Most interesting thought. Thank You for sharing.
Perception is the eye of the beholder, truth exists differently for each person, its hard to find the essence of what really is. A lovely and thoughtful work!
Loving the full rhyme pattern abab. Well worth sharing. Amen to what Richard said.
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem
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Whoever wrote it does deserve credit. Belle, sincerest thanks for honoring that person's work. There is so much wisdom in both!