Sorry



Sorry is a powerful word.
Sorry can move mountains.
Sorry can initiate forgiveness,
communication, love, trust, caring, sharing.

Sorry should be a verb,
not only an adverb.
Sorry is a demonstration
without a permit.

Sorry can make a parade begin
or end.
Sorry is stimulating, reverberating,
inoculating, and circumventing.

Sorry is an attitude
most of us should acquire sincerely
more often,
and repeatedly.

Sorry is what we should be,
not a situation of what or
identity of whom
we have become.

Sorry is the place of solitude
we need
to bring ourselves into
the presence of God, continually.