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Created on: March 13, 2010
I wish that it were so
There was a place where I could go
To wash my feelings clean again
Just like I wash my clothes
A place where attitudes like dirt
Bitterness, resentment, quarrels and hurt
And hatred, like soil and stain
All wash down the drain
Couples and friends once in love
Through stress and strife
Now covered with sludge
Can doff their feelings, toss them in
Where soap and water nice and hot
Again will make them clean and soft
And back where feelings first began
Where love and friends can live again
There’s no such place to go to wash
It’s just a dream or pleasant thought
For grime and dirt that lies within
And feelings ever purged again
Of all those thoughts that so offend
For love again to live
It's in my hands:
I must forgive
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