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Created on: October 23, 2010
Hoping for a propensity of forgiveness
scintillating revitalized hope
A brumby galloping along a rhumb
meteor of repent on leather boots
You approach her feeling like
the ignoramus that you were
A simple apologetic word grates
like an extraction from your throat
No doublespeak this time, this day
Simply “Sorry” cannot be misconstrued
Life itself grows lucent around you
disquieted temporary aphonia like a Mafia Godfather
But instead of a xenophobia like reaction
your apology is accepted sincerely
You tremble, arms and hands weakened
as if afflicted by a carpal syndrome
And you both walk away holding hands
fingers intertwined like a living chain
Ingenuity of the simplest apology
led to apology Accepted
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