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Patience


Among the public you preserve your rash feelings, Despite the annoyance and difficulties Underneath you know it’s a test of endurance With composure, you tolerate the circumstances After an extensive delay the lull is banished Amid by judging eyes, you gather your poise Inside you are ashamed of your atrocious actions Until you remember that people make mistakes
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