CASTING STONES
Casting Stones
Who has the right to cast the first stone
To stand and stare at me like you are on a throne
Glaring at me with an piercing eye
Who has the right to tell me how I should be
Who are you to tell me I should act an walk like
Your puppet on a string
Who are you to cast stones
Life is about learning and exploring
It's what make who we are to this very day
We must all learn from our mistake we had ever made
And I had made many of my own
But who are You to cast the first stone
Are you trying to tell me you had never made any mistakes of your own .
Lilly Emery (c)
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Poetic Judy Lilly Emery
To all my readers you may see that their are grammar errors in my old writings, but these writing are from the 90's ,2000's. I truly didn't think anyone was readying my work . so I just started writing out what I felt and made my pains a story and poems . I had re post these poems and stories all over the internet and I keep them also in file so no one can ever say my work is theirs . I have kept my work as they are just for others to see where it was I started my writing at . The pains are so real not even a game ,The life I had lived I would never wish upon no one . I like to say to all who are taking the steps for change in their life congratulations to the new open doors God bless you . You may have seen my photos on the internet and my writings on Poetry.com and poem hunter etc. you may have seen the hate that others have given to me about my work and my beauty of who I am . But as you can see I will never let the haters Stop me from doing what I love . So I say the same to all of you write your own words and let your heart speak to all your readers . I hope you can understand why I haven't made changes in my work at less not the old ones . My old work are left as they are for me to always remember where it all came from . God bless to all who reads . Lilly Emery /Judy Emery
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