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Unforgiveness


                                     Unforgiveness

Unforgiveness is like a everlasting headache that needs a cure.

Unforgiveness is like a empty dark hole that needs light.

Unforgiveness is like a broken foot that needs a cast

It’s like a empty shelf that needs to be stock

They say we become the ones we can’t forgive.

How can we forgive when we are left with the pain

we were given.

How can we forgive if our hearts still hurts

Let GO!!!!!

I can’t

Let go

I can’t

I can’t let go because my tears have not dried up yet

I can’t  let go because the scars you  left me with are still open

When you bit me you left your teeth marks in my skin

When you stabbed me you left the knife  in my back.

You left a huge weight on my shoulder

So I continue to carry the weight of

Pain and Tears and fear and anger and sorrow and hatred and and and and

UNFORGIVENESS.

But I realize my headache needs a cure.

My empty hole needs the light.

My foot needs a cast

My shelf needs to be stock

I’ll  take the Knife out my back

I’ll  erase your teeth marks.

I’ll close up my open scars

and I’ll dry up my tears

and I’ll and I’ll and I’ll FORGIVE

 
 
BY; Faith Dean
©All Rights Reserved

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