Three Hard Words
By Amos Russel Wells
He can memorize long orations,
And regards the work as play;
His masterful dissertations
The clearest of thought convey.
His speeches are never the weaker
For lack of a suitable word;
In fine, he’s the readiest speaker
You probably ever have heard.
He never was known to stutter,
His voice is vibrant and strong;
Yet three words he never can utter,
Those three little words, “I was wrong.
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