Genova

Are humans "good" creatures. What makes us good?
What establishes right, wrong, good from the bad.
They say we are nurtured, gaining knowledge as we go along
A crawl, to a stumbling walk, a steady walk, to a run so to speak
But we do not learn what it is to have goodness either.
So where does that leave us? We are trapt in the repetition that is repetition
that will never fall out of its evolution.
We thinks things that we cannot control, only define as wrong because society has deemed it wrong. It is wrong to walk around in the nude, at least in this society, to think this is how we naturally are, and it is socially unacceptable. Much like our thoughts. Much like our actions. We think "bad" things, but who had the voice to speak out against the bad in the first place? Surely someone pure? Who was pure? Who was before this cycle? Perhaps it is not wrong, but simply human nature, and in turn, it is wrong because it is human nature. Yet it comes with a twangs and pangs of guilt. Guilt is nurtured. So are we wrong for the thought? Or the action? If the former, then we are all guilty of great crimes. Isn't a thought the beginning of the process? Why do we think these things in the first place.