Jealousy’s a form of love,
though self-love;
not love for you and I or others.
Inferiority is what lights its fire.
Low self-esteem keeps it fueled.
Anger and hatred are its residue.
© Craig Considine
Poems: What is the greatest evil?
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Nice. Jealousy definitely says a lot more about the person who is jealous rather than whom they are jealous of.
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Indeed. The danger is for those on the receiving end of jealousy. Oftentimes, they get sucked into the negative.
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