Don't be a King of Malice.
Keeping Malice is a way of intimidating your partner emotionally.
When you keep Malice in a relationship, you only kill the relationship.
Malice kills intimacy and fosters hatred.
Keeping Malice is a way of intimidating your partner emotionally.
When you keep Malice in a relationship, you only kill the relationship.
Malice kills intimacy and fosters hatred.
The harshest battles are not fought with swords,
But in the heavy, bitter space of words,
Or in the suffocating quiet where
A thousand unspoken resentments fill the air.
Two souls who promised once to stand as one,
Now turn away as if the light is gone.
A slammed door echoes in the dead of night,
While petty grudges hide the memory of light.
Now turn away as if the light is gone.
A slammed door echoes in the dead of night,
While petty grudges hide the memory of light.
They share a table, yet they dine apart,
With icy armor shielding every part.
The silent treatment—sharp and cold as stone
Is meant to make the other feel alone.
They build a fortress out of pride and spite,
Where shadows conquer every ray of light.
Where shadows conquer every ray of light.
Don't be a King of Malice,
Malice is the intention or desire to do evil,
To cause emotional injury, or upset another person.
It stems from active ill will, bitterness, or a hostile impulse.
It stems from active ill will, bitterness, or a hostile impulse.
For poison doesn't always need a cup,
Sometimes, it’s just the things we swallow up.
The stubborn will to never yield or bend,
Turns every sweet beginning to an end.
Yet underneath the silence and the pride,
A desperate yearning lingers deep inside.
To tear the heavy walls of malice down,
And trade the bitter thorn for friendship’s crown.
A desperate yearning lingers deep inside.
To tear the heavy walls of malice down,
And trade the bitter thorn for friendship’s crown.
Malice is an unseen trauma
People that keep Malice don't like to be corrected,
They believe they're right and never wrong.
They create a defensive silence of emotional wall.
They find it hard to apologize when they are wrong
They believe they're right and never wrong.
They create a defensive silence of emotional wall.
They find it hard to apologize when they are wrong
And also find it hard to forgive all along.
Don't be a King or Queen of Malice
Malice will only destroy you and your relationship.
That silent treatment is an evil gesture.
And Evil always destroy even itself.
Stop the urge of retaliation, it only worsen situation.
Don't push your partner to find succor elsewhere.
Seek trauma Therapy, you will become Happy.
