To confess you are wrong isn’t a bad thing,
The concept shouldn’t entertain an argument, or anything else that notion shall bring.
It’s about being honest, and you are human after all
We can all make mistakes, and that’s speaking from the long hall.
So be open
What’s the worse that can happen,
Ego hurt? Pride stabbed a bit,
You are a child of the almighty, this acceptance of error doesn’t accept grit.
Be open and honest
That is what you should expect from you each day
We all will try our best to make it work, as God has the final say.
To admit you are wrong it a strength in its self,
Accountability from the perpetual side that is what we do
Blessings to secure mental stability, that’s the grasp through the mental glue.
Taking account
As none of us seeking to do wrong.
Acceptance is humbling, a spiritual place where be accountable makes you feel strong.
Jason
21st September 2026
"None of us can stay positive all of the time.... my theory and practical is this, if you pray everyday, be nice to that one person every day (or better still more people), then the world will have that little more love to show and perhaps you will feel better....Anger solves nothing, love creates harmony, encouragement, hope and love..." What about me? I have type 1 diabetes, love the arts and I am a god fearing man (I am sure you can tell)...... I am also on IG type '@jaypoeticsensitivity.
Monday, 21 September 2026
Accountability
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