Road Rage At Wal Mart

Road Rage At Wal-Mart

By Elton Camp

It was a task Meg did hate
A shopping cart to separate

After many jerks to pull one apart
Annoyed, shopping she did start

Moving up the produce aisle
Meg had to face her first trial

A cart she couldn’t get around
Angrily at its user she did frown

Picking her beans one-by-one 
Was the woman’s idea of fun

Bread aisle was the next delay
Please excuse me, she did say

The customer did only glare
To let her pass she didn’t care

At the eggs, she had to delay
Another cart was in the way

Express Check the sign read
A full cart pushed ahead

Angrily, Meg began to curse
Hit the customer with her purse
Copyright © | Year Posted 2014

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