My son I am sorry
\nFor getting angry toward you
\nFor something that surely
\nWas an accident by you
\nSo please do forgive me
\nI don’t want you to run
\nAway and be frightened, of me my dear son
\nNext time I look angry
\nFor something that’s not your fault
\nGo get out this poem
\nAnd keep it inside your vault
\nTo remind me that there are somethings
\nThat I should just let go
\nBecause you know my dear son
\nI do love you so\t\t\t\t<\/p>\n
By Ronald Gainsford<\/p>\n
\u00a9 2000 Ronald Gainsford<\/p>\n
BY RGAI<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
My son I am sorry For getting angry toward you For something that surely Was an accident by you So please do forgive me I don’t want you to run…<\/p>\n