A trolley romance

A trolley romance

I gave `er, the slip by the fish paste,
While she reached for the peas in the tin,
And I had feel of her ‘cocoa-pops’,
When she bent to put them in.

I hurried on past by the yoghurt,
But she lingered a while by herself,
So I fondled the ‘noodles’ suggestively,
( Then replaced them, on the shelf ).

I squeezed the satsumas, like always,
While my dear put the green apples in,
Then I stroked my bananas so gently,
While she rummaged around in the bin.

You see, I had learned from an expert,
Who always squashed bread on the shelf,
That you always must press, and stroke, and caress,
To see if it’s right for yourself.
Mick.

About the author

Mick Westwood
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I am a 71 year old retired coal miner, who spent 30 years working underground. Having time on my hands, and in order to keep my brain exercised, I decided to try to write poetry and put down on paper some of my life experience, and my hopes, dreams and other thoughts. I also do a little gardening, but I am hopeless at housework. Much to my wife's displeasure.

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