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being single, a friend talked me into joining an online dating site. As i browsed through the descriptions, indiscrminately choosing to search further or completely ignore people based upon looks alone, it occured to me how many wonderful friends that I might be missing out on and how we not only do this on these kinds of sites, but i our personal lives too. [165 words]
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Judgement Beau Hefley
Judgement
We roll through the motions, each and every day,
falling apart on the inside, on the out, pretending we’re ok.
Searching for that someone that somehow makes it all worthwhile,
looking for "forever after", in each new smile.
Like a conveyor belt, we run them past never taking time to be sure,
we search through them so quickly that faces become a blur.
“This one’s too fat”, we think, and “this one’s too small,
this one’s not my type, I don’t wish to talk to this one at all”.
We pass everlasting judgment then quickly move on,
but have we ever stopped to wonder, what if we’re wrong?
Each one of us is special, each in our own unique way
and if you took the time to discover this, you wouldn’t be wasting your day.
So remember to be cautious of judgment and try to watch what you say,
for in careless passing, you may miss your best friend along the way.
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