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Till She Enters Carrying Her Head

My washing will not dry  laid on the hedge
But I  stay here nurturing a grudge
I rarely feel one so I must retain
The nasty  feeling  and the horrid pain

Yet since it hurts me,I must be a fool
The errant friend  will turn into a ghoul
I’ll hear her footsteps  from my   ancient bed
Till she enters carrying her head

Oh God  lift up my ruminating curse
Let me have  your grace  or I’ll get worse
I do not wish to  have a bitter  heart
Grudges turn to   dread; it’s hatred’s art

For if I learn  destruction  and its ways
Cruelty   will  have the final say
Copyright © | Year Posted 2019

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Michael Avatar
July 8, 2019 at 7:42 AM
No better advice I've ever heard...It's the slow poisoning of eternal death...
Braithwaite Avatar
July 8, 2019 at 1:06 PM
Yes,some people seem to like to accumulate grudges.But I don't.Thanks for writing a comment.Arturo
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