Unsympathy [poem by William Blocksidge (William Baylebridge)]

[Editor: This poem by William Blocksidge (also known as William Baylebridge) was published in Songs o’ the South (1908).]

Unsympathy

Too often do we lightly judge
Not knowing what the circumstance;
And what we well might give we grudge,
Thus starving souls — to death, perchance.

Source:
William Blocksidge, Songs o’ the South, London: Watts, 1908, p. 80