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Dear Parents
May 22, 2018
I took your new credit card out of the envelope
I Kept it,
I didn’t tell you
I kept it in my wallet
I went to Publix and bought Krispy Kreme donuts with it
After leaving the supermarket
I DROPPED it,
Hours, I spent, looking for the credit
No luck,
Where could it have gone
I’m sorry,
Don’t worry it was your
BLACK CARD!
© Monica L., St. George, UT
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This is my apology poem that I have written to my parents for stealing their American Express blackcard and using it.