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Apology
October 21, 2013
“I’m sorry”
isn't a force
that can make a person
better themselves
“I’m sorry”
won’t take the broken
and mend them
to the way they were before
“I’m sorry”
doesn't heal people
or erase words
from existence
“I’m sorry”
will not fix anything
it is only
the start
© Carollynn G., Hawthorne, NY
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