You Should Have Walked In My Shoes

You should have walked in my shoes

You would have felt joy
You would have felt sorrow
You might have been bored; now and then
You should have walked in my shoes

Neck hair risen, toes curled
Knees bent; hands outreached
Cold and tired; warm and awake
You should have walked in my shoes

You should have seen what I have seen
You should have felt what I have felt
You should have known what I know
You should have walked in my shoes

I have many shoes
Shoes stored away
Spring, summer, autumn and winter shoes
You should have walked in my sandals
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