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by Layla Thomas → (All Poetry by Layla Thomas)
   Rated "PG13" by the Author.
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I can't say I am sorry
For I did nothing wrong
I can not sit and worry
Or sing the same old song
I can't say I'm sorry
For what they didn't do
I can not sit and worry
About what they went through
I can't say I'm sorry
For the things in the past
I can not sit and worry
About what I'll never know
I can not say I'm sorry
About what wouldn't last
I can't say I'm sorry
I miss you way too much
I can not sit and worry
Knowing I'll never feel your touch
I can't say I'm sorry
I didn't hold you longer
I can't sit and worry
Because I wasn't stronger
I can't say I'm sorry
For the things I never did
I can not sit and worry
Because of the truths I've hid
I can't say I am sorry
For the fault was not mine
I can not sit and worry
About what they don't see in the rhyme
I can't say I am sorry
For what they didn't see
i can not sit and worry
The outcome wasn't up to me
I can't say I'm sorry
For what he didn't feel
I cant not sit and worry
And wonder what was real
I can't say I'm sorry
For all the yesterdays
I didn't sit and worry
About my sickened ways
I can't say I'm sorry
For missing you the way I do
I can not sit and worry
About you, about you
I can't say Im sorry
I didn't hold you longer
I can not sit and worry
Because I'll never be any stronger

I'll never be stronger
Than I was that day
Nothing could've been more wrong
Than the things they didn't say
I'll never be more stable
Than I am right now
Though at times I'm unable
I make it through somehow
I'll be more than ready
To deal with this grief
I'll never be more steady
Or sigh of such relief
I'll never let you go
I'll never say goodbye
I don't' know
Why I can not cry
I need to let it out
I need to let it shine
The truth of what it's about
This love for you of mine
 


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 Reviews of "untitled"
Reviewed by Dennis Buckman (Reader)
Reviewed on April 18, 2012
I am sorry that you miss him BUT your sentiments are very well expressed...

Reviewed by jude forese
Reviewed on January 18, 2012
strong emotions reside in this prosaic analytical narrative ...


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