Coupon Poems - Poems about Coupon

The American way The only way The last place on earth The Last Chance Saloon The bee's knees The Great Satan The silver bullet The last roundup The life of the party The enfant terrible The golden girl The ugly stepchild The man in the moon The Frankenstein monster The great white hope The end...

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Today I rode into Tucson Determined to buy a new futon A squirt in a skirt Got down in the dirt And flashed me a discount coupon...

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It comes natural. To want to save time as well as money. We incur convenience. Readily available to what we long most. It occurs quite often. The constant clipping and saving. In search of the best deal. Not taking into consideration that we might be short changing ourselves. The shredding and discarding of things we don't use. The big brand we call love. Thought to...

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To you, I say, "Clip away! Shop today and save." But please don't be like Wren. See her folly and learn. Big clipper Wren will spend ten on gas--then save two. February 20, 2016...

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Written by Gail DeBole Updated on April 11, 2017 A coupon clipper named Carla Has a pile of coupons in her parla'. She clips more each week, Treats each like an antique, And guards them against any burgla'. Note: Illustrated in Coloring within the Limericks available on Amazon.com and...

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