True Forgiveness -- Unfeigned: A Marvin Thomas Cox-Flynn de Graham Snippet Of Philosophical Thought

Philosophical thoughts on the concept of forgiveness, and the lack thereof ...

True Forgiveness -- Unfeigned:

A Marvin Thomas Cox-Flynn de Graham

Snippet Of Philosophical Thought

Written By Marvin Thomas Cox-Flynn de Graham

Copyright © 2019 Marvin Thomas Cox

DBA: Marvin Thomas Cox-Flynn de Graham

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“True forgiveness -- unfeigned -- has no attached strings of condition, submission, or, later, having received what is believed to be true forgiveness, a sudden timely resurgence of every-minute -detail-total-recall. Forgiveness that subtly suggests obligation of debt for having obtained forgiveness that could have, easily, been withheld, is not forgiveness but extortion cleverly decorated in the wolf in sheep's clothing of feigning pretended forgiveness, while seeking payment in full for debts owed that might not, otherwise, be admitted as being owed -- and, therefore, paid …

For, true forgiveness cancels and erases all debt owed as though, in previous passage of time, there had never, initially, been any debt of any type or any kind, whatsoever, as a total release of all obligation, especially that obligation of gratitude's thankfulness of implied necessity of open, unrelenting, demonstration of gratefulness -- as these innocently burdensome terminologies are simply a furtherance of forgiveness never truthfully offered and never truthfully obtained as a debt revealed as one which the unforgiving debtor fully intends upon collecting -- and that, in full, with wringer squeezed and milked inclusion of every merciless drop of accrued interest ...” 

-- Marvin Thomas Cox-Flynn de Graham

(Written February 25^th, 2019)

Author's Note

Life is far too short to live one's life in seeking vengeance and revenge for deeds done to even that most special one that can never be undone, no matter how earnest and sincere be that truest desire ...