Poems and strange mumblings
DISASTER AT THE SUPERMARKET
BY DOREENY OCTOBER 2007 ©
It
was one Friday afternoon when it happened to me
At the Supermarket as usual for the
weekly groceries you see
So
I picked up my trolley cart, the only one left in the bay
It
seemed a bit wobbly and it’s got no vegetable tray
With
no choice off I go and enter through the swing doors
Plenty
to get and short of time, oh’ look at those delicious crab
claws
It
was on the vegetable section when the trouble began to
start
I
had hit the cauliflower boxes, with the corner of my cart
Look
out I heard someone shout they are all rolling down the
aisle
They
will end up on the meat counter all in a mashed up pile
My
embarrassment is obvious as my face goes scarlet red
How
I wish I was at home with a nice cup of tea instead
Well
I manage to sort the cauliflowers and proceed once more
Being
careful this time so nothing else ends up on the floor
I
get all my vegetables and am now in the bread stall
All
of a sudden I hear a crash again, bread rolls are starting to
fall
It
was not me I was nowhere near I said this time
The
Manager glares as if I have committed a crime
Now
feeling quite upset as everyone starts to stare
I
decide to quickly move on as fast as I dare
On
the last aisle now, just pop and juice to get
But
yes you have guessed it, another disaster to be met
Pop
bottles this time left on a corner of the floor
I
didn’t see them; crash they were rolling towards the door
I
am now very flustered, its this wobbly trolley cart
With
it’s jerking and stopping every time I try to start
I
hurry to the check out and pay as fast as I can
Don’t
want to meet up again with that angry Manager man.
So
when you go shopping always check your trolley wheels
They
can cause you lots of trouble, and you’ll end up with no
meals
You
may send the vegetables crashing and bread and pop as well
Don’t end up like me and have such a silly silly shopping tale to tell.
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