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regret by Alexandre J Arnau Wednesday, March 30, 2005 Not rated by the Author. Share Print Save Become a Fan
the past will never pass and maybe if i had less history we would have had more but in the end i am what i've done and the stain on my face won't wash hands that once held my eyes now turns the page of our story and in my bed i clench to your ghost and pray not to dream you while the memory of your eyes break the dawn in my blood stained world

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Reviewed by Sue Hess	4/3/2005

what a wistful poem about a love gone, no frills just the pain of remembering. you are a really good poet




Reviewed by jude forese	3/31/2005

excellent poem ... blood is an symbol is just used also in my recent post ...




Reviewed by L. Figgins	3/31/2005

Plaintive write. "...And maybe if I would have had less history, we would have had more..." Its true that we put up barriers because we feel undeserving of love. But we have to change the movie in our head--find a way to wash the stain clean. This is something we can't do on our own. If you continue to carry the guilt, you will pass it onto your little girl. Peace...