Blamed by the Closest | Poem

Critics, Comparison, Blame —

all are happening with close ones,

where they won’t accept and instead blame us.

They hurt us, say sorry, and again do it.

They start the fight but blame us.

They criticize us,

but if we do the same to them,

they start another fight.

They compare us but won’t accept the pain behind it.

They just don’t accept their mistakes,

but blame us for the mistakes done by them or even by us,

which really hurts.

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