The Guilt of a Dying Man
This beautiful friendship truly deserved more,
I didn't lift it higher than the radiant sky above;
I terribly failed to honor it, what did it cost me?
How can I amend it, who's willing to help me?
To die alone is an unfair and cruel punishment,
no hand comforting me, no teary eyes staring;
only God's presence to relieve this deep torment...
old friends gather around me, feel my trembling!
Copyright © Andrew Crisci | Year Posted 2016
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