Poems About: SHOPPING

The grocer's shop has closed upon this straight and narrow lane,
Leading from the high street past the field,
Where the chilly wind did blow the ring of changes through,
The town that does no longer seem to yield. read more »

Past the high end shops with no business
Near all the government and lawyer empty buildings read more »

In Dan Connell's shop we bought ice creams and lollies
And lemonade and buns and chocolate treats
And black jacks and jobstoppers for a penny
A shilling then would buy you bags of sweets. read more »

Shopping is always fun,
especially when I have my son cute little son.
We run around the shops, laugh and joke,
But suddenly I heard him choke. read more »

dreams, where do they come from?
a colourful buddha smiling in his
shapely flowing robes so friendly
on a bed and disappearing into no trace read more »

Everybody
Was a bit on edge;
Like they were all in the grips
Of the same awful secret. read more »

He sits in the car and waits for his wife whilst she shops in the superstore
He is such a very patient person he waits for her for an hour or even more
And when she arrives to the car with the full shopping trolley he helps her put the bags of groceries on the back seat
He's a patient and a good husband as one might say a gentleman complete, read more »

While we were shopping, you tried to steal a bracelet that was worth a lot.
But before you could get out of the store, you got caught. read more »

It’s a quaint little ‘ole western town
With country in its soul
There’s an old fashioned barber shop
Along with a barber pole read more »

Zombies and ex-presidents,
Kissing cousins, try to make friends
With little girls in bright blue bonnets
Waiting for their mothers by the bus stop read more »

Musical

Long time ago when Liverpool harbour side looked
like a Lawry painting, and not as now, posh homes read more »

MILLTOWN RESURECTION

I park before the old hardware store
stare into the darkness. read more »