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Feet of Clay
I am the man who had the feet of clay All these years later, I feel I must confess I’m the reason that you couldn’t stay. Fearful, immature, and selfish to this day, I loved you truly, but I caused you distress. I am the man who has the feet of clay. I was hurt, and I had hurtful things to say, but the fault was surely mine, no more, no less. I’m the reason that you couldn’t stay. That you’ve found love and happiness, I pray. This, my dear, I can honestly express - I, the man who has the feet of clay. I ruminate on all I threw away, and the life of love that we could not possess. I’m the reason that you couldn’t stay. In my heart, I know at last, now old and gray, why I never saw you in a wedding dress. I’m the reason that you couldn’t stay. Yours, with love, the man with feet of clay. 1. The Thing I Never Said
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