I'D Say It With A Smile Poem by Gail Grierson

I'D Say It With A Smile



I tried to say, “I’m sorry, ”
The words would not come out;
It’s not that I don’t think I’m wrong,
Of that there is no doubt.

A difference of opinion
We just could not agree;
Foolish pride and hurtful words
Between us, don’t you see?

I didn’t mean to hurt you,
You mean the world to me;
If I could cancel yesterday
I’d do so happily.

If I could give a smile to you
As my apology,
I’d gladly face you with a grin,
My gift to you from me.

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Brian Dorn 03 May 2006

Gail, a sincere smile or gesture can mean so much more than words. Excellent write! Brian

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