I Know How Angry

I Know How Angry
I Know How Angry You Are ...

&

What You Must Be Going Through

So i Hope , You Know

How Sorry I Am For All

That Happens Between Us ...

Please Forgive Me
  

Jun, 09 2010     169 chars (2 sms)     2613 views       Sorry

more Sorry SMS Messages

Forgiveness is a sign that the

person who has wronged

you means more to you

than the wrong they have dealt.
Remember the good times we had spent together, and the beautiful future we had dreamy of...
Darling I never wanted to create a distance between us...
Please let us bridge the gaps...
A Good Apology Has 3 Parts!
1) I''m Sorry
2) It''s My Fault
&
3) What Can I Do To Make It Right.

But,Most Of The People Misses The 3rd Part.
Don’t say “go away”
if your heart is saying a wise “I forgive”

Don’t say “I forgive”
when your heart is saying a wise “go away”
SORRY.... SORRY.... SORRY.....SORRY....
Dont get confused ,Arey Baba SORRY means:

S-Some,

O-One

Is,R-Really,

R-Rememberinhg

Y-You.....Have A wonderful day...
I''m not supposed to love you,
I''m not supposed to care,
I''m not supposed to live my life wishing you were there.
I''m not supposed to wonder where you are
or what you do...
I''m sorry I can''t help myself,
I''m in love with you.”
You said you never

wanted to see

me hurt.

Did you close your

eyes then

when I cried?
What I Did Was Foolish & Impulsive

If I Cud Take It All Back I''d Do This So Instant

I Truly Didn''t Mean To Hurt You In Any Way

I''m Sorry For Hurting You
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/ ( v)
(,,)..(,,)...
Hello, How R U?
< ( . . )>
/ (v )
( , , )..( ,, )...
FINE..!
R U bored from MY SMS!

< ( . . )> S o r r y
/ ( v )(,,) again!
FINE..!
Dont You Hate It

When They Do Something Hurtful

And Then They Say Sorry

And Expect

Everything Will Be Ok
I Know How Angry You Are ...

&

What You Must Be Going Through

So i Hope , You Know

How Sorry I Am For All

That Happens Between Us ...

Please Forgive Me
Do you know
What’s wrong with
” S O R R Y ” ?

It gives people
the wrong idea
That
Any mistake can be
solved by a
SINGLE WORD