Left Both of My Shoes Behind

Left Both of My Shoes Behind

What should we say about my shoes;
How weird always are as they amuse;
Then off from toes shoes were taken;
Lost both and big mistake am making.

Away from me my shoes were shooed;
And his fact we will continue to allude;
After I found myself in a terrible bind;
Had left my right and left shoe behind.

This is why in a parade they say,
"Left, right, left and never leave
the left out or you out either for
that matter.

Jim Horn
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Copyright © | Year Posted 2020

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Timperley Avatar
January 15, 2020 at 11:27 AM
Nice little ditty James. Thank you. Blessings.. D.
Kamoonpuri Avatar
January 15, 2020 at 11:05 AM
Oh wow fantastic! You mean you lost one shoe of pairs. The shoes shooed word play was clever. Kudos for this fun witty poem.
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