They didnt notice that I was crying They didnt notice that I was sad
They didnt notice that I was tired
They didnt notice that I was alone.
They didnt notice how attractive I was.
They didnt notice how sweet I actually am
They didnt notice how I actually to make other people smile.

They did notice my failing grades
They did notice my unattractiveness
They did notice the mean side of me
They did notice all of my mistakes
They did notice all of my flaws
They did notice that I wasn't good enough for them.

Wow when you read this you really notice how some people really are and how others are hurting, but it is true how people only pay attention to the things you do wrong and how they never support you and only bring you down.

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explanation: the anglo-saxon heroic code was the cornerstone of life for warriors living in the time depicted in the epic poem ''beowulf''. the core values of the heroic code can be seen clearly in the poem. learn about some of them in this lesson.

the heroic code

the heroic code was the collective values of the anglo-saxon period in english history. beowulf as both a character and a literary work shows this code in action. the poem and the society it depicts revolved around a warrior king and his band of thanes, who were expected to defend him, even at the cost of their own lives. in return, the king was generous to these followers. some of the most anglo-saxon values, as illustrated by beowulf, include bravery, truth, honor, loyalty and duty, hospitality and perseverance. let's look at these in a bit more detail.

bravery

thanes were expected to be brave all of the time. these were the warriors, the ones the rest of the culture looked up to. bravery was mandatory, whether it was in facing a battle or fighting a monster. such bravery is evident in beowulf himself, as he faces and defeats grendel, grendel's mother, and the dragon. a lack of bravery is seen in hrothgar's men, who cower in their beds while beowulf and his fellow geats face the monster grendel. the geats are the true followers of the heroic code.

truth

the anglo-saxons valued the truth. though they were known to boast and brag, like beowulf does when he tells of the swimming match with his childhood friend breca, their boasts had to be rooted in the truth. these warriors were expected to prove their valor, and a boast would have to be backed up. any thane who lied, like unferth, the danish warrior, does when he challenges beowulf's account of the swimming match, would be disgraced.

honor

to beowulf and his men, honor was everything. they showed their honor through service to the king, backing up their boasts, and in their treatment of each other. a king's honor depended on his generosity to his warriors. honor also caused men to avenge killings, leading to the creation of the system of wergild, where an amount of gold could be paid to satisfy a family's honor if a thane were killed, thus avoiding a blood feud.