A Store Clerks Torque Poem by Hannah Grace

A Store Clerks Torque



The cash register let out a loud “Ding! ”
To let the customers of the latest purchasing.
Hear the sweep of the broom, the unwrapping of the latest costume.
In case of the store being in doom.
The storekeeper would zoom to fix whatever was the problem.
The productive storekeeper had to be instructive to keep up the maintenance.
For if not, the store will go into wastefulness.
It takes a lot to manage a store
But it takes guts to be a woman, even more.

Sunday, December 6, 2015
Topic(s) of this poem: feminism
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
1920s feminism movement, when women would get low paying jobs to help out their men. And a lot of the people would move from the countryside into the bigger cities.
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