Amateur Poetry

   
Title:  Hesitation Author:  Paul Carlson
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I wear a ring on my finger,
it is the ring of regret.
chances I didn't take,
decisions I want to forget.
 
I play with it in the morning,
and at night, alone in bed.
while lying on the pillow
that should be contoured to your head.
 
I must not have been thinking,
or maybe thinking too much
about all the negative outcomes,
the problems and such.
 
Now I live in the present,
ruined by the past.
wrecked with regret,
opportunities not grasped.
 
Hesitation doesn't come with courage.
they travel their seperate ways.
he who chooses courage wins,
who chooses hesitation, pays.
 
   
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