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nicci
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The poem "Dont Tell Me Your Sorry" seems all to familer, its beautiful though, and truthfully my boyfriend could have written that for me. Were stil together but he has such a hard time forgetting. I love the poem. Its a good reminder that mistakes are always going to happen but just because thats true, dosent always mean saying, "I'm sorry" will make things better. We live in a real world were we have real feelings and the endings to our storys arent always happy. so to any one whos ever made a mistake i know how you feel and i feel for you...to anyone whose thinking about being un-true, becareful, so many things are unforgiveable and to many people being un-true,is one of them. wishing every one the best of luck in love, Nicole Irene Flores |
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DreamEvil Member Elite
since 1999-06-22
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nicci, I am immensely glad to see your post this afternoon. I have definite things to say about "I'm Sorry". First off, they are just words, while words have tremendous power to hurt or heal, there is not necessarily any sincerity to them. Anyone can say that they are sorry without meaning it in the least. In fact, I believe that most do exactly that, they only give lip service to the words without feeling the sentiment. I mean, give me a break, we live in a world that glorifies casual cruelty, romanticizes suffering in the name of love and is debilitating to any sense of morality in the extreme. Look at our own president's indiscretions, we forgive him because he says, "I'm sorry", yet ignore the impact of such moral ineptitude on our youth. If someone is truly sorry they should be willing to prove it, to at least attempt to fix their mistake by whatever it takes. ------------------ Shall I indulge in flights of fancy hampered by clipped wings? DreamEvil© |
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