Red shoes (poem) by Ann-Marie Hammond on AuthorsDen

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Red shoes by Ann-Marie Hammond Thursday, October 16, 2008 Not rated by the Author. Share Print Save Become a Fan going home

If the point is indeed to get home, Then, I do so desperately desire To get there Where I can feel at ease Where I really don’t have to be alone Anymore I know that the only way for me to get there Is with those sacred Ruby Red Shoes Oh, if I could just click those heels One Two Three times… I realize what I knew a long time before, I am In Kansas But, I don’t want to be here Anymore © Ann-Marie Hammond 2008

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Reviewed by E. Richardson	10/16/2008

lovely bit of work here...great spin on the coming home theme. Everyone I belive, has had this feeling...the desire to return home... perhaps for a short visit, perhaps longer. Another aspect I like in this piece is the metaphoric angle...as much as this could be a homecoming piece, it can also be read as wanting a change of another kind. You handled this well.