Who Has Been Brought Down.

The person that has praised forgiveness and has said so many good things about forgiveness finds it very difficult to actually employ the service of this forgiveness, and everything boils down to the fact that this person is going through something that is believed that cannot be understood by anybody else. It's a very amazing poem, a very nice one, especially when we consider the twist, from appraisal to something of a mockery or lack of understanding. It's a very nice one.

Thank you for this amazing piece. Okay. Thank you, Prince.

Thank you very much, Prince. Can I talk now? Yes, go ahead. Okay, good, good, good.

Sorry I was busy. So, yeah, forgiveness. First of all, I like the use of imagery here and metaphors, you know, talk about forms of misery, uses of viparitis, thoughts of agony and all that.

So it has two parts. The first part really talks about the importance of forgiveness, the benefits you derive when you live in forgiveness, when you forgive people, and how you get some relief from pain, from misery and all that, especially when you forgive. Now, the second part, which is more like a second stanza, shows the pain of somebody who has been wronged, who has gone through challenges, who has been brought down.