Wrong Poem by Simone McKenna

Wrong



Kind and loving you were to me,
you cared,
you cherished,
you understood.
For no matter what,
you were always my friend.

I got angry,
so stupidly so,
a temper was lost,
and so was a mind,
things were said,
they shouldn't have been.
Stupid and mad,
toxic and wrong,
as ever so wrong,
as I could so be.

For all you have done,
for me so sweetly,
I owed you this not,
most certainly not,
for indeed such a fool,
I most certainly was,
to ever regard you as anything but,
a friend of such depth,
so warm and so true,
the wrongest I was,
and ever could be.

Wednesday, June 3, 2020
Topic(s) of this poem: feelings,friendship,love
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
This is a poem I did when feeling really guilt-ridden about how I'd been about a true friend of mine, having got unneccesarily angry, saying things I knew myself weren't true. This is a great poem I think for also expressing guilt and regret about how you may have been ungrateful or whatever about those you love in general.
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