Confession (Revised) Poem by Margaret Alice Second

Confession (Revised)



Explaining the route to me as if I were an idiot made
me very angry; I volunteered to play chauffer on the
route that you'd described, didn't need a diatribe as
well. Confessed transgressions to Nici on the return
trip after completing the errand - she admitted to
doing the same profane thing - we both laughed,
acknowledging it was not fun, done out of boredom

To escape the strangulation of having no social life at
home - I'm so proud of her innovative spirit, clearly
we're of the same genes, laughing together sharing a
shooter so I know we're really friends; she's free to tell
me everything - maybe I can relate the transgressions
of my youth so she too might learn from them…


16 February 2013

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