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| 624. No Remorse No remorse yet I trembled greatly The broken vase strewn across the floor My brother’s face showed the fear of discovery Convictions of brethren tied forever more The pain we suffered branded us like fire Swinging belts brand the mind like molten steel We survived the occasion like scores of others Our desire to engage in fantasies made survival surreal As the years passed our resilience expanded Two together much stronger than a single one When life dealt us an unexpected dual failing To crime we turned for a life made on the run From stolen cars we moved on to affairs much larger Our knives soon sheathed for guns that shot No love had we for the lives of fortunate others Memories of childhood miseries better off forgot So it was that I was reminded of the vase Again remorse failed to appear on my brow This time my brother’s face showed the fear of dying Would life be different if our mother could see us now |
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