Saying Sorry Poem by Cindy Rheeder

Saying Sorry



Sorry doesn’t take away,
The tear streaks running down his cheeks,
Or mend his broken heart,
Or take away his doubts,
I love you doesn’t mean a thing,
If you throw it around like a ball,
Or thrust it through his broken heart,
It doesn’t mend all your lies,
He is my son,
Isn’t just a sentence,
It’s your heart walking outside your chest,
He may be the only thing we ever did right,
Saying sorry,
Didn’t wipe away his tears,
Saying I love you,
Didn’t take away his fears,
Saying he’s your son,
After you had cheers,
‘Cause in the end,
Saying sorry,
Didn’t wipe away his little tears.

Friday, April 24, 2015
Topic(s) of this poem: betrayal
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