Poems About: SHOPPING

In our town there were many small shops, one selling
buttons the other socks; and a hardware store should read more »

Shopping with a friend is cool
There's nothing forbidden, no rule
And no parents to say what's suitable
Or to tell you what's unaffordable, read more »

Inside me and myself
Sprouts up a series of the shops
The super markets
The super stores read more »

She could not pass an op shop by she suffers Opshopitis
A disease that in many ways is worse than hepatitis
With garage sale and Op shop stuff her house is full she is second hand addicted
The hoarding bug has bit her bad oh pity the afflicted. read more »

Hong Kong alleyways
we too are caught between
the old and the new read more »

In torn dress a poor boy,
Was standing near a shop,
Greeding eyes of this boy,
Bare footed, seeking joy in the shop. read more »

Walking through the last few years
The High Street suddenly changed.
No longer were people going into shops
No longer were they buying things. read more »

When all of our home spun philosophies
Focus on shopping and spending and such
Then its time to redress priorities
For those things don't mean very much. read more »

Weed of wisdom
Written by Selvin ‘Ewan’ McRae
reggaedjewan@yahoo.com / www.flavasquadent.com read more »

I saw with open eyes
Singing birds sweet
Sold in the shops
For people to eat, read more »

Shopping for new or
Shopping for old:
Whatever you buy
Is whatever is sold! read more »

I like small shops
You can see what they sell
Each individual shop
Have their own smell read more »