The Supermarket Coupon Poem by Vanessa Hughes

The Supermarket Coupon



Is every chain store coupon
An opportunity, a door?
To change routine, try something new
Or is it something more?

This morning I went shopping
Coupons picked my lunch
Corned beef rolls were very nice
But now I have a hunch

The corned beef was more expensive
Than the one I normally pick
And the rolls were quite exquisite
Are they taking the mick?

Are they trying to refine me?
Make me be more posh
I cannot see that 'appening
I'll stick with my cheap nosh

So when I get a coupon
They'll now go in the bin
An opportunity, an open door
I won't be letting in

Saturday, March 23, 2019
Topic(s) of this poem: food,humour
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Bri Edwards 14 April 2019

" taking the mick to tease or kid someone. British slang" SO, are the coupon sandwich rolls being teased? coupons rule (some) lives when (some) shoppers go to buy. not me either. to MyPoemList. bri :)

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