Lesson's Learned

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    Lesson's Learned

    I have brought a lot of pain,
    to people I never knew.
    All just for fun,
    and the love of the game.
    I've watched people die,
    and not shed a tear.
    I've watched them born,
    only to watch them die shortly after.
    I've caused much pain,
    to my family and me,
    only to learn,
    the game is not always nice,
    to the people you love.
    I spent many nights in jail,
    banging on the walls,
    wishing someone,
    would unlock the door,
    and let me out.
    To the people I never knew,
    I am sorry for the pain,
    I inflicted on your life.
    To all my dead people,
    I am sorry for ever,
    introducing you to this life.
    At the time,
    I was not sorry
    nor remorseful.
    I was full of respect,
    for my people,
    but never for one I didn't know.
    I had no heart,
    it was dead and empty.
    It took many years
    but in time I learned,
    that this was just
    one of life's lesson's learned!

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    pianocutie7 commented on Lesson's Learned

    05-15-2009

    wow very deep poem i like it

    A poem begins as a lump in the throat, a sense of wrong, a homesickness, a lovesickness. It finds the thought and the thought finds the words.

    Robert Frost (1875-1963) American Poet.

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    How I Feel about You! 2
    Lesson's Learned 2
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