Before You Go Poem by Kaz Kawasaki
Before You Go
I called out as you opened up the door
I should say something to explain
What I had done before
And even if it doesn’t change
Your perspective of me
I just know that saying this
Will help both you and me see
Revenge nor justice
Malice nor evil
Drove me to such a point
The truth strikes like hammer to anvil
As you pause
And walk out into blowing leaves.
Wednesday, February 11, 2009
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