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Almost Honest

Chapter 1:

Today I read our electronic history

a dusty living-room tome

wistful for reminiscence

and a late afternoon happy-end.

In Chapter Two I meet the villain

in wanted posters on every page

and read a folkloric anguish

revealed between every line

in heartache and metaphor.

(I was illiterate to your language)

 

Chapter 2:

And now she is accountable for

the permanent etchings of

betrayal and cruelty.

History be not fickle as I.

History be not proud.

 

Chapter 3:

Atonement? Stay tuned.

The co author may have just broken the contract.

Writer dynamics are begging forgiveness.

 

To be continued.

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Written by
mure
Published
Jul 10, 2012
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Notes

The classic story of "My Best Friend Was In Love With Me" followed by "How To Break a Heart". Every time I think I've become a 'good person' I am humbled by past mistakes.

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