Diana Holinski (May 3,1968 / Waukeegan, IL)
Poems by Diana Holinski : 7 / 20
Courage
'I love you, ' I say
'Thanks for your courage, ' you respond
Courage? To tell you something about myself?
That's wasn't courage
As easy to tell you as the weather report
Now to tell you that you've infuriated me
That you're hurting me
That I saw you commit that murder
That you'll never own up to
Because your hands are scrupulously clean
So you think
But they're not
They're stained with your own blood
And with mine
THAT took courage!
And I'm still quaking!
Diana Holinski
Submitted: Wednesday, February 27, 2008
Edited: Friday, February 29, 2008
Poems by Diana Holinski : 7 / 20
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This is courage
Without courage it is not worth the life living.
Now you have said it! With beautiful courage!
sometimes we need courage to live on.