Neutral

Life's a canvas, painted bright, With hues of good and bad in sight. But I stand neutral, like a tree, Rooted strong, yet flexible as can be. A friend once asked, with curious eyes, "Why accept all, without a compromise?" I said, "I'll ride the waves of life's tide, Neutral and calm, I'll be my own guide." The good and bad, like sunshine and rain, Both needed, to make life's beauty sustain. Judges claim goodness, with critical gaze, But often miss their own flaws in daze. The bad, with double minds, deceive and play, But neutral hearts see all, in a loving way. We act and react, based on our past, But I won't judge, I'll let love forever last. God gave us hearts and minds to keep clean, In sun or rain, our spirits serene. Neutrality helps, like a gentle breeze, To navigate life, with ease. Positive and negative, like day and night, Both essential, to make life's rhythm right. I'm positively neutral, life's a lesson true, Counting blessings, in all I do. A wise heart changes, adapts with ease, A fool resists, in stubborn freeze. The neutral soul looks beyond its time, Praying for a brighter future's prime. Like a farmer, teacher, doctor, or guide, We focus on growth, not judgment's pride. When we