Short Shops Poems

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Premium Member Minnie Minsky Shops At Hinky Dinky-

Minnie Minsky shops at Hinky Dinky™,
Her daughter Cindy Dingy loves chocolate Twinkies™

3/7/20

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Premium Member Passing Through

this train I’m on
is passing through
a town and place
I thought I knew

yet as it slows
before it stops
I've seen a road
and set of shops

that since I left 
have until now
remained the same
but changed somehow.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member I Posted a New Short Story - Discoveries

My latest piece is too long the poem section - so it's in "Short Stories." 

It's called "discoveries" 

I could shorten it - but why? *shrug* 

Here's the link: 
www.poetrysoup.com/short_stories/discoveries_10810 

I hope you like it!

The Tourist Shops

The tourist shops have lots of stuff
Nobody really needs,
But that's an observation that
Nobody really heeds.

For people on vacation spend 
Much more when they're away 
On items that, if seen at home,
Within the store would stay.

Though really, isn't that the point
Of traveling afar -
Detaching from routines to be
The way you think you are?
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member The Old Shops

A row of shops left abandoned
People fled to towns
Wooden planks left out of place
Slits and holes penetrated through 
Small ferns growing wild 
Deep inside hollow and dark 
A home shifted 
A broken shop remained
Everything has fell asleep 
Except the glory of the past
The history of the past
The bustling life of the past
And the mourning of the passersby


Premium Member Sixth Grade Shops At the School Store

The sixth graders were the next to shop.
They were a small but mighty group.
They left more loudly than they arrived.
It was great to see them!

So many said thank you.
It was marvelous to be given the gift of their manners.
They are gone now; the auditorium is silent.
Feeling sad, wishing her seats were filled.

Aha! We hear children in the hallway
Heading this way.
I watch the auditorium light up

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