Forgiveness And Hatred

"Forgiveness is the fragrance the violet sheds on the heel that has crushed it".

Whoever said this must have a heart as wide as the sea. Conversely, he could have crushed a million violets for all I know. It IS hard to forgive those who are guilty of leaving scars behind. I don't even know if death-the significance of an end-is able to end the hatred, such powerful and strong hatred that lifts people up and deposits them in a place beyond heaven and hell. I suppose it's natural to find it hard to forgive. Afterall, humans are only made to be LIKE god. We are not truly gods although we do have the essence in us. We are not angels either. Even angels may not be able to forgive wholly. Humans and gods belong to different realms and thus have different capacities, abilities, capabilities. If gods are omniscient and humans have to pray to angels and gods for help and mercy, then it gives that humans' ability to forgive will only be a fraction of the celestial beings'. It is sad to harbour hatred. It's a shadow, a painful reminder of the past and a monster that'll haunt you until you are rid of it. Maybe to be human means you have to experience all the human emotions/experiences to make you humane and a true human.