The Confession Poem by jessica dangerfield

The Confession



dear confession,
One summer my mom got mad at me because she found out that I was
talking to older boys, and every time she'd ask me i'll deny.
But that night I was reading my bible I ran across a scripture that
stated, ''my tounge shall confess, and every knee shall bow.
so that night I prayed to god, god gave his ear unto me.The next morning I told my mom the truth.Later in life I tried to become a better person that was my goal to achieve but, I soon found out acievement has it's own anticlimax

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dear confession,
One summer my mom got mad at me because she found out that I was talking to older boys, and every time she'd ask me about i'll deny.
but that night I was reading my bible I ran across a scripture that stated ''my tongue shall confess, and every knee shall bow.so that night I prayed to god, god gave his ear unto me.The next my morning I told my mom the truth.Later in life I tried to become a better person that was my goal to achieve but, I soon found out achievement has it's own anticlimax
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