Heel Poems - Poems about Heel

each Cobblestone makes up the road ouch from your very sharp high heel shoes...

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"Heel" Another language speaks its truth one’s truth is another’s war Agamemnon and his achilles to heel a virtue to heal a cause such an odyssey styx and stones Clytemnestra, silent spartan subdued a loss, a child innocence stolen, spilt on another’s alter for Troy a loss, a sacrifice, unfavourable weather a familiar familial war gods like mortals mortals like gods blood, not water spilt the Odds, two sides of a coin another language...

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i always walked a sidewalk on my way back from the park, and i always approached heel to foot, because that’s what my dad taught me that tuesday night i count my steps, and inhale the smell of weed, but most importantly, leap over the crack in the cement but i’d callus my feet because we couldn't afford shoes. the jumps...

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I created a comic hero one time A character that disappears in time Becomes invisible when irate Ravages everything but not deliberate. What if this character happens to everybody? Perhaps you'll opt to be just your own body. Some children asked me of the hero's name He may appear as a villain, I said, under a schlepper name....

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There’s some tie between ‘Steal’ and ‘Steel’: One with a Heart of steel could steal; A clear link of Sought Rice with price: At shops we stop to price Rice A clear connection between Twice And The kept-in-a-cup White Dice In ludo, dice may be thrown twice A strong Bond between ‘Wheel and ‘Reel’ A Real really turns like a Wheel Some knot tying...

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The heel grabber from birth, until deception called out. Jacob loved to dish out soup, thick with red gravy. His twin jealous for that heavy satisfying sup but fate would betray him as would his belly ach(ing). Esau, translated would be “Harry,” changed from hairy and was he red or the living end…do I digress… Jacob held on for dear life, as he like many second born, wanted to...

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She entered the room with high heels that clicked Click Clack Click Click Slide Slide, they were rather slick! We were all intimidated by their height by the way. But I felt sorry for the wearer; Who soon became a swearer...

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In the springtime when the carnival comes to town On the dizzying tilt-a-whirl and fearsome Ferris wheel, The haunting calliope in the musical merry-go-round Calls to mind the adventures of a rakish teenage heel. On the dizzying tilt-a-whirl and fearsome Ferris wheel, She snuggles in, grabs my hand, head on my shoulder Calls to mind the...

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"Sumthang" Hunny Part and Jinggle Dheeze Wore masks and stood behind manager "Big Beefy" Borscht, silent saying nothing He introduced the as Sight and Sound Identifying the by there boots. In the introduction Danker Dinker Donk Interupted walking in saying "Ya'll don't like me" "Ya'll don't like me" He said it seven times and seven Times they ignored him, then the Lights flickered and when...

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The secret to a good marriage is no secret at all When she says “heel” like a good doggy, you crawl Else no bone for you Just a shoe to chew Or just maybe you won't have to sleep in the hall...

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this boy - he is mythology he is the pomegranate sitting in persephone's palm - (looks can be deceiving) this boy - he is a mirror can show medusa what heaven really is - how pain really feels but medusa never looks this boy in the sun - he is the smoking gun in the death of icarus;...

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‘Eau De Cologne’ breaches his senses as he walks towards the lady, Her attire befitting of a bygone age; tastefully blending in with- Her elegance and sophistication. She keels over like a ship in – A stormy sea, yet within a moment her face straight laced passes him by Affords him the slightest of smiles, as he touches his...

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their expressed desire to be horses ridden at high speeds on romantic tours...

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Heel toe, heel toe Joyfully I follow my muse Sole slapping shiny black path Heel toe, heel toe I bounce on foot's ball As the air wings below Heel toe, heel toe My arms stretch outward Water bottle raised Like a totem to the gods I press my bulk Into white space Heel toe, heel toe Woman at tai chi Slap, slap. slapping Shoulders, arms, thighs, Exuding...

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John 13 (Part 1) Jesus knew the hour had come that soon He should depart. He loved them all unto the last, him tugging at His heart. The devil having done his thing, his heel was lifted up; but this thing, too, was given Him – and us if we would sup. He laid His garments to the side. A towel He made His girdle. With...

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