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The coward's offensive


It's a thing that's never seen by the eye or clearly heard by the ear read only between two lines from those who dare not make things clear. The thousand words conveyed in a sigh, suggestive insults that words might imply sarcastic animosity, their smile is a lie . As boldness takes courage so cowards won't try. A dialogue in loophole of common respect made for a witness to closely inspect but said to offend when seen in retrospect a cowards offensive what can I expect. Congratulation to cowards so witty, more admiration and a little less pity. From all those whose insult s won't pass condescending, "from coward" in quote. They're deciphered offending. They're ill founded hatred with they can admit, so the words aren't evident of the crime they commit, "a coward is never a worthy contender", my response of oblivious to the coward offender.
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