- Empty sorrys wear thin, love. -
Stop saying sorry, for your own good,
They'll grow tired of it, tired of you.
The weight of "sorry" worn out and thin,
One day, they'll stop believing.
Each apology, another thread,
Pulled from the fabric of trust.
Save your words, show your heart,
Actions speak what words cannot.
Stop saying sorry, for your own good,
Let them see your change,
Not just hear it.
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