Christmas Shopping Poem by Phil Soar
Christmas Shopping
Rating: ★4.5
In a rush to buy her present
I tripped upon a stone
I gashed my leg and cut my arm
And hurt my funny bone
I crawled along the footpath
As I strained to get in-store
But the gift had gone from the counter
And was not there anymore
So I cursed my luck and left there
And limped all the way home
And promised I'd try tomorrow
And be less cumbersome
Monday, December 8, 2014
Topic(s) of this poem: Christmas
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5/7/2024 5:08:00 PM # 1.0.0.1119
It's a bit late for reading Christmas poems but I'm glad I read yours. Its jaunty rhythm brought me to live at this ridiculously early hour 5.20am! I read your two previous poems re Christmas too and was very impressed with your sense of rhythm. And the humour isn't bad either. Tom Billsborough