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The weight of regret

A symphony of forgiveness

By Barine kabari Published about a year ago • 1 min read
The weight of regret
Photo by Michael Surazhsky on Unsplash

The echoes of yesterday, a haunting melody,

Each note a whispered "what if," a heart's cruel symphony.

Regret, a heavy cloak, draped over my soul,

A bitter taste of "should have," a story left untold.

But in the silence, a whisper, soft and low,

A gentle breeze of forgiveness, beginning to flow.

To release the chains of anger, the bitterness I hold,

To mend the broken bridges, let the past unfold.

Forgiveness, a fragile flower, blooming in the heart,

A delicate fragrance, a brand new start.

To forgive myself, to forgive the one who wronged,

To break free from the shackles, where my spirit has been thronged.

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Barine kabari

A Storyteller, poet in love, dark dreams, motivation

Waves fantastical Worlds through the power of my imagination. With a pen in my hand and a mind with possibilitie.📝

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    Written by Barine kabari