This poem promotes the idea of impulsive shopping as a form of "retail therapy" where one buys whatever catches their eye without planning or concern for long-term value, need, or cost in order to have a brief enjoyable shopping spree and stand out from the crowd through one's unique style and brand.

1. Retail Therapy

2. Grab it and go Or it's grabbed and it’s gone Don't hesitate ever Or you'll miss all the fun

3. Don't think what to buy Just buy what you see It's not about planning It's about having a spree

4. It's not about need And buying to last Just shell out your money It's a quick short term blast

5. It's a knee-jerk reaction No need to look bland It's all about style And your own unique brand

6. Standout in the crowd Go for glitzy and glam A long term investment ? Who gives a damn?

7. You don't need to be buying Those durable shoes And hard wearing jackets Nor serviceable skirts Which last and cost packets

8. You need what is there So purchase with glee Nothing quite beats Retail therapy