Marcas

The black sheep is different, so he is shunned,
But not for anything wrong he had done,
All he had shown was love and affection,
But for them, he was too far from perfection.

Those snobby llamas, they hold their heads high,
Looking down on him with only harsh eyes,
They step on each other and claim to be wronged,
As the shunned one just stands by all along.

One of the pack fell down and got stuck,
They congregated; disparaging the luck,
And they walked away to continue as before,
Helping their own was too much of a chore.

Ah the outcast gathered his strength, enraged,
The holier-than-thou were otherwise engaged,
The only one in the field who helped the fallen,
Yet condemnation’s what those rats are calling.

Who has more honor? The shunners or shunned?
We can tell by observing what each one has done.
The expression is common, as we all have heard:
Actions, ACTIONS SPEAK LOUDER THAN WORDS!!!!