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If I Should Speak You speak of me—foolish for I give my enemy shelter and repast without restriction or reserve It is not in me to harbor malice, how better to teach the values of love if I do not embrace love’s virtue Remove this worldly cloak so that I might not stumble or in error—falling short thus to be left found wanting Lift this curse, which imprisons me, a barrier to truth so none be lost for lack of pronouncement or by self-choice If by ignorance, the most precious gift given be squandered let the seeds of hope and of life everlasting—proclaim His Kingdom Copyright 01/17/2015 by L.lora (Lora Silvey) |
This Poem was Critiqued By: Ashni Irey On Date: 2015-07-24 01:09:54
Critiquer Rating During Critique: 1.00000
I went through a phase where I wasn't sure whether forgiveness was a virtue or a weakness. I like this poem because it describes what goes through the minds of those who forgive freely and some who look upon those who do as weak. Very strong emotions and nicely written.