Short Store Poems
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HOPE IN STORE
By James Edward Lee Sr.
Invisible faith
Speak it so leave doubt alone
Hope in store by faith
12/12/17
In my small hometown,
A steel door of a teal store
Always wide open,
People coming and going,
Items paid and spoken for.
I bought a stool from an online store,
And soon I bought a soap.
The next day they sent me even more,
Discount on hooks and ropes!
store all your humor.
and put them in the drawer.
for the boring time.
Written: February 06, 2022
Hard working farmers
long hours spent in fields
reaping the benefits
Sending surplus
to retail stores
feeding families daily
we came here all raceist
meet new facets
we play the juke box
it cost a dime a pop
i love to dance a lot
we also do much more
at the
CANDY STORE
we came here all raceist
meet new facets
we play the juke box
it cost a dime a pop
i love to dance a lot
we also do much more
at the
CANDY STORE
Her eyes of heaven's blue distilled,
her charcoal hair,
in snow-white dress
immaculate.
I looked at her and I did sense
a poem's genesis
hats are making a comeback
can bloomers…
three-piece-suits – so 20th century
right there with pointed bras
I go to the store by the station
To buy a product of elation
I try to implore
I want to explore
Where’s the condoms, no explanation
Russell Sivey
delicate worn hands
pick fresh cotton
in fields
carefully sent away
producing
over-priced
t-shirts
karen croft
fabric and flavor contest
sept. 14, 2012
I went to the Co for shopping
Their food box got my brain popping.
It was a huge puzzle
great fuss and much fuzzle
to save my wrist from a chopping!
Pretty flowers were what we looked for,
had no money for the store.
Bathroom to save the day,
soft white flowers not gray.
Toilet paper roll no more.
Jill went to the book store
She thought it would be a bore
To find a chicken cook book
When she found it- she was hooked
The cookbook was written by Brook Sheild
Bought nine notebooks from a thrift store
they were cheap, sure, but something more
they smelled like lilac’s form an old lady’s house
an aroma that doesn’t make me gag or grouse
A wall of printer's blocks, in rows, in ink, in metal, wood
Jumbled letters, thoughts exploded, chaos in unsteady line's eyes
with dusty vacancy slots formerly spelling: "I love you".
Knitting always looked easy to me,
as a child I wanted to try.
I did try it many times,
oh no it was no good.
I love knitted things,
only store bought.
Is for me,
so sad.
Soft.
I love when we sit in the hot bright sun,
add some butter or we will get well done.
Sky and water of ice blue,
better than the dull store view.
Oh! look I am popping so I will run.
there came a...
bridge of diction
'airy' of...
a full loss of...
why when a
sign read...
the cambridge...
dictionary of
philosophy...
so i...
bought
the book...
stan sand
It's Record Store Day,
A nostalgic past visit,
Browse, look or purchase.
**support the local shops in your area on April 16th
for Record store day so they can still be around!
Much In Store with Closed Door
Trumps saves things and keeps in store;
Each policy he does have is closed door;
In secret kept,
While we slept,
And no wonder him we all do deplore.
Jim Horn
succulent citrus
fruity and wet
dripping down my chin
I know I am in Georgia
When I can pick my own peach
Off of a tree in grandma's yard
heavenly nectar, loving the taste
nothing like store-bought
She
frozen
suspended
drowning in fear
an ocean of self
doubt__Who am I kidding??
Myself__loathing artistic
Vagueness and mediocrity
Mass produced inferior talent
Survey says! Forgetable dime store goods...
If we don’t have time for the supermarket,
there’s a store on the corner for what we can get.
For years, it has stood.
The quality and service are good.
We get what we need and more
at the CORNER GROCERY STORE.
I heard an angry voice in a store one day.
Giving warnings and threats to her child in an angry way.
The voice kept going, without any follow through.
I felt sorry for the child, who had no idea what to do.