The Balance of Apology

It's good to say sorry, a humble plea, Mending bridges, setting us free. But if you always apologize, though not in the wrong, You weaken your stance, where you should be strong. Admitting faults shows a noble heart, But don't claim blame where you had no part. Saying sorry often can bend your will, Eroding your spirit, making you still. Apologies should be sincere and just, Not tools of surrender or misplaced trust. Learn when to speak and when to stand firm, For self-respect and fairness, both we must affirm. It's good to say sorry, to restore peace, But let it be true, not a constant release. Respect yourself as you respect others, In balanced apologies, true harmony gathers.