Saying, "I'm sorry" doesn't put a bandage on a knee, it doesn't fix broken glass, or especially, broken hearts.

Saying, "I'm sorry" is like fixing a kettle full of tea, turning on the fire, but never returning to fix the cup, or putting out the flames.

Saying "I'm sorry" are just words, if you only say them, then maybe you don't mean them, and if you do, then it won't only come from your mouth, it will come from your actions, so don't tell me you're sorry if you won't show me that you are.

Because I'm tired of hearing sorry, and having bleeding wounds without a bandage to protect it from dangerous bacteria.

And I'm tired of hearing sorry, and trying to pick up glass without wearing any gloves.

And I am tired! Of all these promises, laying broken like my heart!

And I am tired! Of the kettle left on the stove and the fire hazard it will cause.

So don't tell me that you're sorry, if you never really meant it, at all.