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Poetry: Regret

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  by Thomas Duerig

  If there were a way to gauge my remorse
  For not following through with your tried and true course
  In the gallons of sadness

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  by Clarence Lamberth

  Dangerous Children

  Comes the blade with wicked flash,
  Purposely thrown it flies,
  Through the air in flickering slash,
  While shocked

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  by J Meckes

  My Bag of Regret

  He sat on a bench in the park that day
  I couldn't help notice, as I passed his way.
  Sitting and staring down

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  by Charlotte Breems

  "Letter to my Unborn Child"

  Dear love of my life, apple of my eye, my own special miracle that seem to come true;
  There are

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  by Colin Ward

  NO PROPER GOODBYE

  Burnt in autumn's glow,
  the last page of your book,
  the bit where you say, goodbye,
  and turn, for one last

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Poetry: Regret