Task 28- I’m sorry, but

 There's a wonderful poem by William Carlos Williams in which he apologizes for eating someone's plums. He ends the poem with “but they were so sweet”.  Write a tongue-in-cheek apology. They're sorry for something, but at the end there's always a reason why they enjoyed doing what they're expressing sorrow for. An example of this is 'I'm sorry I broke your window, but it's the first time I ever hit a home run.'

Poem #69: Neighbor

Neighbor between angels

Respectful rhapsody of yesterday’s yelling

Nice sound for this frivolous errand

Run him besides trust

Fill moment’s music

To the little listening life

Silence a prettied out work

“Like I was right”, “wrong”

My mistake, I’m sorry

Silence an amendable word