“Stop don’t do this,” I hear her say
With a voice calm and true
“Please forgive me,” to her I pray
“After this I promise I’m through”
She tells me the regret I’ll face
With a note crisp and clear
For the result I try to brace
With a heart strong and sheer
She keeps murmuring and felt so sad
That when am done I'll feel like brute
But I went on with my deed so bad
While her voice I tried to mute
I looked up but my joy is gone
And my heart encircled by grief
I felt bad for what I’ve done
In such time brisk and brief,
I looked stained and tried to hide
Just like Cain when Abel he killed
So I beg God to forgive my pride
With a heart broken and chilled
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Heartless I
Learning Curve
Travails of Truth
Monday, July 20, 2009
Poem: MY CONSCIENCE
Labels:
Abel,
Cain,
forgiveness,
God,
grief,
man nature,
Pride,
regret,
sin,
voice
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