The Lie
In nineteen sixty I was thrilled when I noticed in the grocery store
A brand of milk my friend’s mom bought; it cost a mere two cents more.
My mother argued I could not tell the difference in any way, not at all.
For fifty years she lied to me, this woman I trusted. My mom! What gall!
She admitted to me, I truly did lie. You did choose the expensive one. Knowing she lied to save two cents does not feel like a lot of fun!
Copyright © Caren Krutsinger | Year Posted 2021
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