Guilt By Association Poem by Francie Lynch
Guilt By Association
The things I'd do to be with you
Would put me away for life;
So, here I wait in solitude,
No sun, no moon, no light.
I've dug deep to break out,
I've climbed walls in my sleep;
I've dealt and knelt,
Held my hands out
To supplicate for pardon.
But I'm a repeat offender,
A schmuck and poor pretender;
And I'm guilty for loving you.
Tuesday, September 25, 2018
Topic(s) of this poem: guilt,guilty,lost love,love,love and dreams,love and life,love and loss,prison,unrequited love
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