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Regets of Life by Arthur B Wilson Jr. Saturday, July 26, 2003 Share Print Save Become a Fan Regretable mistake.
I was wrong. I see that now. I truly made the wrong decision. The choice I made was very poor. There are many things I wish were different. I say for certain it all was a mistake. There are things that are gone for good. There is ruin at every turn. I grimace with emotional pain. It hurts so bad. I need to cry. The decision I made created major problems. I refuse to look back. It all may come after me. I will move on.

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Reviewed by Birdie Houston	8/31/2003

Try not to make the same mistake twice....excellent poem !