When people started to give their trust, they take care of it like a glass. Yet, some people who's given by it aren't aware of it. They are so dumb to the point that they disregard it.
When do we consider that trust is like a glass?
First and foremost, we can't put the broken glass back together; we might be able to glue them together, yet, the crack still shows; and therefore, there is a possibility of getting hurt while trying to fix it. Hence, sometimes, these small missing pieces could be vulnerable.
If it so, Then why some people try to ignore the trust that we give?
When trust is gone, a disdain anguish feels inside. The contempt of trusting rebirth inside. Afraid to face the truth, afraid to patch things out, for patching might hurt us as well.
There isn't any repentance from a foe man while there is repugnant of trusting again.
Lastly, The glass is use to reflect how trust is given, how strong it is, and how precious it is.
The ode of everyman's heart has the hum of loving and trusting.
We trust to love, we trust to respect, thus trust won't be gain by power and authority; it is given by will.
When do we consider that trust is like a glass?
First and foremost, we can't put the broken glass back together; we might be able to glue them together, yet, the crack still shows; and therefore, there is a possibility of getting hurt while trying to fix it. Hence, sometimes, these small missing pieces could be vulnerable.
If it so, Then why some people try to ignore the trust that we give?
When trust is gone, a disdain anguish feels inside. The contempt of trusting rebirth inside. Afraid to face the truth, afraid to patch things out, for patching might hurt us as well.
There isn't any repentance from a foe man while there is repugnant of trusting again.
Lastly, The glass is use to reflect how trust is given, how strong it is, and how precious it is.
The ode of everyman's heart has the hum of loving and trusting.
We trust to love, we trust to respect, thus trust won't be gain by power and authority; it is given by will.