Big shoes, little shoes
Straps and laces
Black shoes, red shoes
Sexy paces
Spike heels, sandals
Wrapped to the knee
Hikers, sneakers
For walking free
Scuffs and slippers
Fuzzy and big
Redwing, Woverine
We wear to dig
Protecting, warming
Big and small
Piggy bank, hammer
Meet me at the mall
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Reviewed by Sharon
Reviewed on March 24, 2002
Sharron you are a scream. That was so clever. Never a dull moment reading your work.
like it. reminded me of a girl i used to date. she still had shoes in her closet with the price tag on them. never worn. guess it's a girl thing. good write. clever. steve
Ha-hah! Sharron, your poem reminds me of a time that I was shoes-crazy. I went on a shopping spree for shoes and must have bought about 15 pairs at one time. I lined them up against the wall together with my old ones, and everyone used to tell me at the time that I should open up my own shoe store. Heehee!
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A very thought-provoking poece!
Sandie Angel :o)