Forgive Them Poem by Randy McClave

Forgive Them

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Lord, please forgive the one who did me wrong
In my heart for them I still sing a happy song,
Though against me they still do happily sin
But, honestly God, I would probably help them once again.
They have used and hurt me which is sad, but true
But, I had loved and I helped them as I should do,
For them I once did truly care
And when they needed someone, I was always there.

Lord, they have constantly and continuously lied
Now I know God that they were never on my side,
They constantly used and took advantage of who I was
Always they said that me they did truly love.
When no one was watching, then they were with me
Then when they were other eyes, me they couldn't see,
Sadly and broken heartedly I still fill the pain
In my heart, they left a hurtful stain.

Lord, the ones who did me wrong please forgive them
Though they still try to make my life sad and grim,
Truly only you and them actually and honestly know
Why they try to hurt,and why they hate me so.
I truly loved them with my soul and all of my heart
From them I did not ever want to depart,
I was lied to and I was cheated on and constantly used
As you also know, I was spiritualy and mentally abused.

Lord, please forgive them, as I still pray
Please let them sleep peacefully when in their bed they lay,
Because of me let them have no worries or nightmares
As I ask and I beseech you Lord, in my daily prayers.
They know the wrongs that they have done
They also know that forgiveness is given through the son,
Though they lied and stole and did me bad
I pray that one day Lord, they'll find peace and I will be glad.

Randy L. McClave

Sunday, October 4, 2020
Topic(s) of this poem: evil,sin
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Belle Wassermeister 04 October 2020

Randy, you have written so many poems about your cheating wife, and every time I read one I feel so sorry for you. You did what was right only to have your heart broken again and again. May you somehow find true happiness in the future.

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L Milton Hankins 04 October 2020

This is a beautiful poem of forgiveness in the face of ill-treatment and abuse. Well-written, Randy. I enjoyed reading it, in one sense, but I felt your pain.

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Khairul Ahsan 04 October 2020

I appreciate your magnanimity. Thank you for such a nice, forgiving and generous poem.

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