Decide
Perhaps
They don’t know me
As well,
The people gathered,
Outside the temples
Or their homes,
Aren’t eager to know me;
They ignore me.
They treat me right.
I judge
They do not need me.
As it stands,
Nobody wants
Their acts judged.
Why bother, then?
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