Shopping List
I hold contempt for shopping,
I always buy much more than what is on my list.
When I go to the store for us,
instead of oranges, I bought this:
two packs of bacon for our breakfast,
a single box of eggs,
three cartons of strawberry yogurt,
and a pillow for our bed.
Brand new lavender soap,
milled from the Yucatan,
butter, corn, green peas,
and soup in a can.
This endless list had many more
items to be bought;
but I went home, all alone,
and the oranges I forgot.
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