Merchandise In French Poem by Douglas Scotney
Merchandise In French
The sign the guy saw -
not in the supermarket -
in the department store,
said 'Because of the virus
please touch nothing
you're not going to buy.'
He thought, 'Défense de fumer',
'No smoking';
therefore, 'Défense de toucher',
'No touching'.
'S'il vous plait', 'Please'.
'Supermarché', 'Grand magasin',
'Marchandises'.
Thursday, January 14, 2021
Topic(s) of this poem: language,shopping,virus,forbidden
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
15.1.21. 'Marchandises' rhymes with 'please'.
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