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the thing i regret the most is l o s i n g you. i held the most beautiful flower in my hands and tossed it to the wind. how cool it was to be your best friend. thank you for that. and iv’e tried mustering the courage to say something to you but every time i see that blank look on your beautiful face i want to to stab myself for what I did. i did this to us… didn’t i? but if we are strangers, would you let me meet you again. if i bumped in to you by “accident” and said sorry in a way that made you talk to me how would you respond? if i was given the chance to rid myself of this anger and resentment, would you take me back then? if i wrote books of poetry, and every one of them were labeled "SORRY" would you take me back then? i can’t take this anymore, she isn’t for me, you were… i see that now. grant me your forgiveness, i understand if you don’t. but just know that i am sorry even if sorry isn’t enough.
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Apr 26, 2014
Apr 26, 2014 at 3:24 PM UTC
Sorry Isn't Enough
the thing i regret the most is l o s i n g you. i held the most beautiful flower in my hands and tossed it to the wind. how cool it was to be your best friend. thank you for that. and iv’e tried mustering the courage to say something to you but every time i see that blank look on your beautiful face i want to to stab myself for what I did. i did this to us… didn’t i? but if we are strangers, would you let me meet you again. if i bumped in to you by “accident” and said sorry in a way that made you talk to me how would you respond? if i was given the chance to rid myself of this anger and resentment, would you take me back then? if i wrote books of poetry, and every one of them were labeled "SORRY" would you take me back then? i can’t take this anymore, she isn’t for me, you were… i see that now. grant me your forgiveness, i understand if you don’t. but just know that i am sorry even if sorry isn’t enough.
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Apr 26, 2014
Apr 26, 2014 at 3:24 PM UTC
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