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Regret
Ah,
I shall begin with sorry.
It probably means nothing,
But mommy,
You need it.
The way I hurt you,
How you cried and cried,
And I just laughed.
Like a clown hidden behind a mask,
With a smile played across its lips.
Trying to cover up the despair,
That I have caused upon you.
I can not bear it anymore,
I regret not saying stop.
Please don’t harm yourself,
I don’t mean those awful words,
I’m young,
I get angry.
I yell, I scream.
Everyday,
I hurt you.
Something I’ll never forget,
Especially the day you got ill.
Like bugs crawling in my skin,
My body cries out in pain.
The memories are getting sore,
I guess I should tell you,
I regret,
Not loving you,
The way you deserved.

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