Poems About: SHOPPING

A shopping cart sits alongside the road
Its taunts me as its stands there alone
Just a piece of metal to passers by
But I see that metal and swallow a sigh read more »

In Sandringham by the Pacific sea
The Town is quiet on this August sunday
Most of the shops for the weekend have closed
And dark rain clouds hang low above the bay read more »

They do not seem to like me or the look of my face
And my shadow will never more darken their place
For my fish and chips them I always did pay
And in whom I buy my food from I do have a say. read more »

Near the “Kali Jali”
The brown water flow
In the Rainy day
Where laid the “getek” were made from bamboo tree read more »

Conversations in a barber's shop,
And like a clay tile in the land of your muse;
But walk upon it and tell me how you feel,
And like the state of the mind and the state of the things around us; read more »

Beautiful landscape!
In perfect solitude of night
Lonely,
I see myself sitting by a seashore read more »

Grandpa told the story about him dropping out of school in the 9th grade
He had to dropp out because his family
Was having money troubles and he wanted to help
So he got a job at a auto repair shop and worked there read more »

I smell in my shirt
Thee smell in thy shirt,
And in the one in the shopping mall
smells the shopping mart read more »

This is not
how
Sinclair Lewis imagined it. read more »

Shopping's a pleasure
Says the local ad
To ensure
That in parting with your cash – you'll be glad. read more »

THE COW IN TOWN NEVER SLEEPS! !
IT SHOPS ALL THE TIME! !
BUT SHOPPING COSTS A BIG DIME! !
THE TIME GOES REALLY FAST! ! read more »

In Shepherd’s Bush, I shall not want
For anything to buy,
For Westfield shopping centre, there,
Will all my wants supply. read more »