Apr
20
Poegle from the Windy City
Filed Under contest, Poegles, poetry contest, poetry for money
Why Can’t I Forgive You?
Results: One to ten of about three thousand, six hundred and forty.
A Christian reflection, review provided by Thomas More.
When crime shatters a family, sooner or later the survivors go.
Hell. Used out of forever, I decipher the monolith of the condemned past.
After forever, there’s no blame in my life. I’m willing to forgive and forget
The feelings of rage. Will systematic prayer and counseling tell me good news?
Results: 21 to 26, of 26. Imperfection my guide, my strength, my life? No.
Ever aching foes of Adolf Hitler, the price varies for this fire.
Damn when you couldn’t help yourself, ridiculous. Forgiveness and resentment due.
Andy from Chicago (Search phrase: “Why can’t I forgive you”)
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