“But to be truly sorry, to grieve faults,I must stop myself, find a place of quiet,
and take time –
time to imagine what the effect
of the thing I’ve said, or done, or thought,
has been on myself or another.
time to imagine what the effect
of the thing I’ve said, or done, or thought,
has been on myself or another.
Time to grasp what
making even a small bad choice means.
making even a small bad choice means.
Suffering genuine sorrow.
Changing my attitude.
Not confessing as a selfish desire
to wipe the slate clean
to make myself feel better.”
- Cindy Crosby
(By Willoway Brook)
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