Being A Victim

So we say it in the manner we understand; the 

words aren’t necessarily those we’d choose, if 

we had a choice - but using others could likely 

defuse common usage, and then we would be 

accused; but we’re not falsifying truth we reply, 

merely striving for accuracy, and that because 

traditional terminology always has victims and 

perpetrators who are supposed to be blamed 

We couldn’t see anything such, just detrained 

opportunity wasted by that analogous debate 

on whose reputation had been sullied - unless 

derailment was purely accidental & whomever 

victimised rescinded by th’ case becoming as 

said redundant in view of an arbitrary decision 

Well, we were chastised for being too flippant 

first place about whose mess it was, and then 

castigated for making statements t’ the effect 

th’ non-sequitur indicated they’d got it wrong 

too - but that is all a thing of the past; now its 

the ‘real-deal’ deciding what Being a Victim - 

And The Role of a Perpetrator - really means 

© 1 March 2018, I. D. Carswell