I am sorry for what I put you through,
But I won't stop praising you.
No matter what mistakes I've made,
I will give you all the praise.
I know you are so good to me,
And in your freedom I must be.
So I give to caesar what belongs to him,
The thieving barstools can never win.
Your richness surpasses the glory of gold,
The thief when found shall restore seven fold.
I am not seeking forgiveness,
But allow me to be bold.
So come what may, I'll take my stripes,
Knowing you gave it all, to save my life.
It sounds like a cope out!
I broke their rules.
Now my wife takes the blame,
For me being a fool!
- Author: Valiantstar (Pseudonym) ( Offline)
- Published: September 27th, 2023 03:22
- Comment from author about the poem: Be the coward I am, I can\\\'t deal with things.\r\nThis is always my default position. \r\nHas never let me down.
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Comments1
Good write 2781.
You can call me Caesar, and gimme all your gold. Do you reply 'Chance would be a fine thing if I had any!' lol.
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