I Always Try

I always try to observe life from bird's eye view. We slip up in fits and starts in this life many times indeliberately. But we should close the book of the past that cuts no ice in our present. We must be ready everytime to cut teeth and live afresh. I know I shall face both carrot and stick from a venture. But it should not necessarily compel me to lose head or bear bad blood to someone. I will never grease palms to get something done or achieve some position that I do not deserve. There is no use in crying over the spilt milk. You will have close shave from danger; nonetheless, never rush in where angels fear to tread. Never leave someone in the lurch if you have promised to be at sixes and seven beside that person. We have no right to sit in judgment and take someone to task on account of his or her mistakes. Never forget all mortals are prone to err and nobody knows what awaits in the offing for us. You may stand now as the delegate of the ideal perfect human on earth, but life does not sustain much latitude for perfection for long. You can chant your orison and love the eschatology, but to some extent  every hoity-toity is the stooge of destiny.