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Created on: July 21, 2009
My pride got into the way of my words.
I stormed off and left you by the door.
I saw the tears in your eyes.
I knew the hurt in your heart.
My pride got in the way of my words.
I refused to say the words that would ease the pain.
I refused to acknowledge that I may be at fault too.
I refused to say I was sorry.
It is too late to say those things.
My pride got in the way, and now you are gone.
I could not allow the words to escape in fear that I would have to admit defeat.
I knew those words would mean a loss on my side.
I'm sorry, that my pride got in the way.
I am sorry that I allowed my pride to get in the way of saying those two words.
I'm Sorry.
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