Forgiveness?

By Stanley Collymore

Is forgiveness a worthy or even
a worthwhile attribute? And if
it's either one, or both of the
aforementioned, when and under what
discernible circumstances undeniably
should it be actually and undoubtedly
very honestly be dispensed? Granted
expectedly by the quite malevolently
wronged or the patently scurrilously
offended individual as simply a feel
good factor, of very unquestionably
just how quite considerably, simply  
infinitely, and clearly more superior
really, as the acknowledged victim,
that they themselves, so obviously
and distinctly far more undeniably
and crucially specifically evidently
and rather doubtlessly essentially,
literally simply superiorly are than
the person or clearly any multiple
number of offenders, distinctively
involved, and that were obviously
behind this conclusiive, situation.

While effectively in actual reality
they're obviously quite covertly
evidently positing, a distinctly
concerted, really personal behavioural
stance of theirs as an unquestionably
otherwise, evidently, crucially fittingly  
objective conclusion entirely relative
to their literally, discernibly forgiving
decision! One which obviously does
have, all the very relevant hallmarks
of a cleverly, and rather concertedly
contrived but nevertheless the very
same simply conceitedly and quite
concealed, discernibly narcissistic,
evidently self-gratifying behaviour!

(C) Stanley V. Collymore
1 May 2024.


Author's Remarks:
Forgiveness: What really are its true consequences and viability?