Brian Dorn (1965 / United States)

Great idea. When you don't have the humility/humbleness to apologize to that person from the heart, directly, just write a manipulative poem saying you're sorry. Magnificant idea. That way, your pride doesn't get hurt, nor your reputation for people knowing that you screwed up.

Keep up the great word, Bri.

'God' bless.

~Psycho.

Very difficult words to say, but it certainly lets others know that you area man or a woman when one takes the responsibility to do so. Fantastic write Brian.
--Melvina--

This poems says so much...it takes real courage to apologise from the heart...lovely poem Brian...love Leila

Brian, an excellent poem. Displays all the virtues that we all wish we had. It so easy to say sorry, but some of us just can't. It doesn't make everything go away, but at least it helps. Beautifully written. Thanks for sharing it.
David

Excellent Poem Brian, Not too many people are compassionate enough to say they are sorry. You at least know how to. It really takes a good person to. Take care.

To recognize the wrong in something we've done and be truly sorry about it, you have displayed quite well here Brian. All the best, Diane

Humble sentiment expressed with a pleasing structure and lack of self-consciousness. I very moving piece. love, Allie xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

Saying we are sorry can come very easily
Being sorry whilst saying it, well, that is something quite different
You have displayed the latter
Well done Brian for a wonderful reminder for us all
Love duncan X

first i read this as sarcastic, then as merely flippant, and felt offended. like what does he really mean? i'm not sure i ever felt that you were truly sorry though. it was nice to unravel so many meanings....

The Dali Lama said, 'When you lose, don't lose the lesson.' Much richness to you.