Its the day.
The day of the date.
I say good-bye
And leave the store
I close and lock the door.
I get into my car
And drive away
Away to my house
Where I change for the date.
I put on my church pants and a nice shirt that I think is clean.
I'm about to leave,
But I've been seen.
"Eric, you look so handsome."
My mother says.
"You're really growing up boy. You're not the same bum."
My dad says.
I thank them and get in my car.
Type the directions into my phone.
Then hit the road.
I've arrived.
A bit after time.
But luckily, I don't think she's ready.
I ring the bell
Her grandpa asks if I've got anything to sell.
Ashley walks out the door
Dressed in pearls galore.
We get in my car
And go to the movies.
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Donut Forgive You
PoetryEvan works at Do-Do-Donuts, a donut shop, where he met Ashley, his girlfriend. But when secrets are unveiled, Evan doesn't know if he could forgive. ---- Just some horrible poetry story I'm doing in my free time---- #10 in forgive. 08/2/23 #1 in...
