Checkouts Poems - Poems about Checkouts

...Clouds in a Walmart mirror. The galvanized roof is eclectically painted and rattling its shifting shadows. Some mutter, hurry to the unmanned checkouts, some seek a deeper shelter in the spo......

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...Some astral jumpers land inside their flying suits like skydiving parachutists, others are thrown naked into places where thoughts are fig leaves. Then they shoot off like toothpaste from ......

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...by Bob Moore ©2018 I don’t like Ikea, the place is like a maze if my wife was not with me, I’d be lost in there for days following the arrows, as you go from place to place people must have hou......

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...When did a lie become an alternative truth? Why are parking spaces so small? Do subway riders know deodorant exists? Why do jaywalkers ignore red lights, and children never wash their han......

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...In my wildest dreams didn't think I'd get to this stage Went food shopping alone, finally reached old age This familiar old store I disapprove Strangely the checkouts they moved Asked if......

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...What I hate Most About Wal-Mart By Elton Camp Wal-Mart has a severely limited selection Its cleanliness doesn’t meet my expectation The shopping carts are almost always unclean If you shop......

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