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I really did not meant to I really did not meant to hurt you I did not meant to insult you that day If you felt bad, I am sorry for it If you felt bad, then I am sorry End this and then move on End this plight so that I be so strong Lets make a new beginning my dear Lets end all this in a cheer Life will be much easier that way Forgive me through and make my day I ask for an apology from you I am so sorry for everything! However, the mischievous note on which the poem ends, with the speaker admitting how tasty the plums were, requests forgiveness for this plummy transgression but seems ultimately unrepentant.

For I am genuinely sorry.

Let it fade away with the night.

Here, Wilcox lists some of the things we might have cause to feel sorry for, or to pity.

So, guys, I wish you to choose a sorry poem that fits you the best and pleases your wife as well.

This poem, attached to your apology, would be perfectly appropriate for any family member or very close relationship; mother, father, son, daughter, brother, sister, or even a spouse.

You're my close friend, I don't wish to lose, Never wanted to hurt you, not even a bruise.

Nick Smith, Justice through Apologies: Remorse, Reform, and Punishment• I realize that I have been so unfair towards you.

Any excuse I utter is pathetic, cowardly, cruel, so I am simply, deeply sorry.

What I did in the end was the only way, What I did in the end was the only solution.

Life means all that it ever meant.

I am sorry that you feel this way because of me.