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Paper Mag

 

Magnolia, nicknamed Mag,

Now stroked her gypsy shag.

 

She’d thought she’d had her

Groceries in a paper bag.

 

In her dismay,

Her face grew hot.

 

She feared the tongues would wag,

Feared her mind had gone to pot.

 

Someone at the grocer’s store …

Had stowed them, seemingly,

 

In vinyl plastic sack!

 

And sadly, what is more,

Like some too heedless hack,

 

It’s true poor Mag in error

Did throw out the grocery lot.

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weirdelf

weirdelf

18 years 9 months ago

could well do the same

I turn up proud (hopefully not too loud) with my expandable, unzippable, constantly recyclable, green shopping bag cheers, Jess