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The best kind of love is that happens with the most unexpected person at the most unexpected time..!!

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Most fights, they say, begin with the second blow. While there is a time and place to 'fight for our rights', most of the time just a bit of self restraint, sense of humor and ability to 'let it go' can avert unnecessary communication breakdowns in our daily relationships.

I think this poem expresses it beautifully! ...


"Don't stoop my friend, to answer back,

Why not just Let It Go?

You'll find this giving word for word

Will never pay, you know.

Though 'tis true of human nature

This giving tit for tat,

Yet truly happy folks have found

A better way than that.

And though it seems impossible

It's better in the end

To take the wiser, higher ground, and

Just LET IT GO, my friend.

"I know sometimes it's very hard

And seems it can't be done,

But if you'll learn this better way

A victory will be won;

For you will save what's so worthwhile--

Both time and feeling, too,

When you ignore the hurtful words,

Don't try to argue through.

For then you'll know without a doubt

'Twas better in the end,

To take the wiser, higher ground, and

Just LET IT GO, my friend.

"Now some folks always answer back

They never hold their peace;

In trying to defend themselves

It seems they never cease;

Giving vent to every feeling

Whatever's on the mind

Regardless of the consequence,

Then, after all, to find

It didn't pay and would have been

much better in the end

To take the wiser, higher ground,

And LET IT GO, my friend.

"For truly great folks never stoop

To answer petty things;

The unkind word, the bitter cut

That rankles deep and stings.

They are too big to notice them,

They simply pass them by,

And even with a smile sometimes

Or twinkle in the eye.

For they have found that after all

'Twas better in the end

To meet it with a smile, and then

Just LET IT GO, my friend."

- Author Unknown

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"How sad and bad and mad it was, but then, it was sweet:
--------Robert Browning

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