Best Two Left Feet Poems

I tried
bending words
with sincere hope
only to discover my right intentions
went left!




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sad heart
fleeting and bleeding
this last beat is taking
its bitter sweet time

love song
singing and screaming
just when the beat starts sticking
you switch up the rhyme

loose lips
for kissing and telling
bet i can get 'em yelling
or at least make them sigh

cracked door 
for waiting and watching
seems i have caught...

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A sprinkle 
A dribble
Unravel something that was simple
Words like holograms
Giving you stunning visuals
Golden glowing sands
Exotic overflowing lands
Like a blind man
I read your poetry beauty with curious hands

Chopped up small bits of romance
She loves high class fragrances from France
Caught in whirlwind dance of a love trance
No...

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I don't want to dance Daddy
you'll step on my feet
I haven't any um-pa-pa
dancing's not my treat.

If I could stand on your shoes Dad
then we'd slide cross the floor
I'd know we'd do it, oh so right,
and Mother would adore.

I don't want to dance my Dear
you'll step...

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On a fire-cracked Sunday
we started the laughter
peeling the rind off the sun dripping juice
Burning the grass with each
step that we took,
as we danced~
Never a keeper of soul,
Never one to put up a jive
with left feet like rocks
I break into smiles
You are no better
Hip shakes in...

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she’s never been right, tripping over everyone’s laces.
it’s like a laser field, where she bumps into every bruise.
she ducks and limps, with charlie brown, circling bases.

her braids tangled and barely reaching the rescuing prince.
to make matters worse, he plucks grays as he makes his ascent.
her...

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“I really can’t dance” I said
But you insisted on it anyway
As I sat with my arms folded
Sulking like a child.

“I won’t laugh, I promise” you coaxed
Your bare feet moving gracefully
On the hard oak floor.
Graceful as that damn dog you loved so much

With the long ears...

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