My lovely letter

                Dear whoever stealing my soap,

            Every body needs soap. Soap is one of our primary needs in our life, because every day, every time we want to take a bath we will use soap. Can you imagine someone taking a bath without soap? Of course, that kind of bath mean nothing and non sense. Because the original function of taking a bath is to clean up our body. But how can someone clean up their body without any soap? Since we know that soap is an important thing to clean up our body.  So that’s why we are actually hard to life without soap, even though soap is a cheap thing.

            Actually I am very concerned about poor people who do not have enough money to buy soap. But I really confuse why in my life there are some people who have a good notebook, great facilities, fashionable clothes, and rich parents but still do not have a cheap thing namely soap. Since we know that all those expensive facilities are tertiary needs then a cheap soap is primary needs. Tragically, those rich people ask or even steal soap from the middle class people even poor people. That is the reason why this letter is appeared.

            I still cannot tell my pain in any words now, because when I wanted to take a bath I lost my soap. Moreover the person who stole my soap is not a poor man or middle class person, but I clearly know that you come from rich family. I know actually you can bought that soap with your parents money; even you can bought a cheap soap with your own pocket money. But why you stole my soap? Did your parents not give you some money to buy cheap soap? But even though your parents did not give you money, you still could get it by your own pocket money right? You could get soap with five thousand rupiahs. You could fulfill one of you primary needs by five thousand rupiahs. So I hope with you read this letter you can change. I hope with you read this letter you can buy cheap soap, I hope with you read this letter you can give back my soap and said some apologize word to me. THANK YOU.

Always hate you forever

Anja Tamabri