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Her Adamant Face

Adamant Face
My mother used to say with an adamant face, "There is a place for everything and for everything a place!”
My goodness, this house is a total disgrace"

So every Tuesday at quarter past 4:OO
each person in our family had the same chore,
to straighten the house and pick up the floor.

We all sighed, then one replied,
“Where do we put things?”  
“Where do they go?”  
"Where did they come from?" 
"We don’t know!”
     "Just put things back in their original home.
      "Whatever you do, don’t let them roam"
       If you don’t know what it's called, 
      where to put it, 
      or what it does,
or you can’t throw it out or know it’s name because, 
it doesn’t have a match or
there is a piece detached ; 
then don’t give up, just keep your chin up. 
Leave nothing astray, but please be done by the end of the day"
"There is a place for everything and for everything a place" she reminded us with her adamant face.

Our cleaning began, and what did we find ? 
Interesting things of every kind.

Two birthday candles from my cake years ago, rusted nail clippers that trimmed my big toe.

A broken pencil with a very dull end, and a thank you card I forgot to send.

A soy sauce packet stuck to a fork, from a take out order of moo shoo pork.

 A spool of thread, the color red, when I sewed my clumsy thumb instead! 

Grandpa’s glasses missing one lens
My  sister’s retainer 
And 2 leaky pens 

A postal stamp 
A bread bag clip
The top to my mother’s pink lipstick. 

A germy cold lozenge when I had the flu.
A dirty lace from a tennis shoe.

Three receipts from CVS. 
A zipper from an old prom dress.

 Soon we finished, and one replied,
 “Our cleaning is done, we picked up the floor,
   No longer a disgrace anymore!"
 
"We put things back in their original home, 
 where they belonged and could not roam” 

“Mother, that place was the kitchen drawer!"  
 Our job is done, say no more!
Form: Rhyme


Evening Programming

commercials for cellphones
commercials for lipsticks
commercials for fragrance
commercial for a gas company
commercial for a golf club
for a car
for shoes
commercial for a cellphone
commercials for painkillers
commercails for a gun
commercial for the lottery
commercials about my happiness
commercials about my life
about my family, your family
what they are wearing
commercial for cuts of meat
commercial for the bread around it
commercial about the future
revolutionize
easy-to-use
quick drying
low down payment
sexy
smart
smart
smart and stylish
stylish and sporty
sporty and sleek
commercial for a cellphone
commercials tell you what's new
commercials about commercials
driving is the new walking
sex is the new talking
eating is the new driving
is the new italian suit
is the new fixed mortgage rate
is the new dual-action cleansing
commercials are the new
all-natural cure
all inclusive round trip
commercials for the middle class
chocolate covered
you deserve this
do yourself this favour
you are a hero you are a saint
a martyr and a legend
commercials know the real you
commercials for god
what cellphone did god buy
what air-freshener
virgin commercials
whore commercials
punch you in the face commercials
scream myself hoarse commercials
commercial fuzz on a screen
commercial memories in my head commercials
go outside for a walk and look 
up at a billboard commercials
my house commercials
my shirt and milk
and wife and dog
my speech my smell
my dead grandfather
my unborn daughter
swallow the new commercial
around the corner
colourful utopian euphoric
perfect essential
tennis shoe I would die for
commercials with two legs and a sense of irony
money cancer
money tumour in my
camera-friendly soul
I need it
contagious all-new commercials
jump on the bandwagon
take the ride 
commercial me purple 
multipurpose horses!!t into diamonds.

Kathy

It leads back to the day...
When the formula of perfection was mastered within the voices
of five silhouettes...
Jina, Tara
Shannon, Trena and lastly... Tiffany.
The last that entered this family unit instantly;
With opened arms that was engaged with acceptance and
stability.
For the harmony of these five angels bought happiness, peace,
and satisfaction; especially in the eyes and heart of our king and hero
known as Mr. Roy Saxon.
And as the harmony of voices reached its peak within the lime green home
on Noble/ Monticello...
Tiffany steps out and begins to sing her solo of thanks and
appreciation to her father, and joy... her invaluable Uncle Roy
who taught her the way of God's
Love, faith, and unity that touched and captured the soul amidst the guest of
friendly fellows...
"I could never give back the token of love that you bought into my life".
For
You are the man who turned from my uncle into my father
overnight... and
With that being said...
You'd always jump on me; hitting me upside my head and said
"Hey Kathy!"
All because of that damn t-shirt granny bought and gave to
thee.
From family gatherings to whatever's today's happenings;
there's always a time when you're happy yelling out my adoptive name of
Kathy.
For I still have flashbacks from a floppy tennis shoe; you used in your 
rendition of Hee-Haw while dancing around in a circle laughing and saying...
"Kathy, Kathy"; Which is branded and will always be;
Even you had granny calling me Kathy just between you and
me.
So with that being said...
You are my gift from God; my magic rock and stand.
What more can I say?
You embody the royalty of the Saxon name and made it classy.
With all of our love...
Jina, Tara, Shannon, Trena and "KATHY"

Ode To Hale Bopp

" Ode To Hale Bopp "

In California in 1996
a small group of cultist gathered
and called themselves Heaven’s Gate
as a group practicing
with total faith in their leader
all decided their fate.

For nearly two months
all fully wanting and eagerly waiting
to catch their flight
intently watching
the comet Hale Bopp sweep across the sky
night after night.

Together this group
whole heartily believed
in the comet’s tail was a space ship
they spiritually prepared themselves
as a group
to have a better life Via this trip.
 
This small group prayed and believed
this space ship would take
their soul’s to Heaven’s Gate
as a group practicing
with total faith in their leader
all decided their fate.

They solely isolated themselves
with their leader after saying good bye
to everything they knew
all arming themselves
with a pocket full of coin
and a certain brand of tennis shoe.

The wrongful beliefs led this cult
into thinking they would be taken
to Heaven’s Gate by this ship
they all spiritually prepared themselves
as a group
to have a better life Via this trip.

Partaking of the kool aid
with their leader praying
as they placed the purple hood over their head
together this small group
of cultist called Heaven’s Gate
were all found to be dead...

Penned By MPK

NOTE: Sometimes we all reflect back into past
history and can find it to be very inspiring...
Form: Rhyme

War

War is always wasteful
And lives too often lost
We fight for reasons sometimes vague
No matter what the cost

Soldiers are made to wage fierce war
Or so we are told
But death is kind of permanent
No chance for growing old

But be they oh so, so mighty brave
Too oft, too oft, too often
It leads but to an early grave

Soldiers, trained to bring forth death
And when it happens, and they take a last breath
Soldiers given so many reasons under the sun
They'll understand just then
No argument solved by gun
For soldiers too often die
I just can't fathom why
Some forgotten, some we mourn
Why our hearts are ripped open,
Why our hearts are torn

Soldiers do their duty
And far too many die
We're left so broken hearted
We wonder how and why

Some day we'll progress
To a more war-shy world I'd guess
A more spiritual race we'll be
Having had so many millions
pay this heavy fee.

(My heart reaches out to all those who've lost loved ones in battle.  I do salute 
their efforts to protect our country.  But politicians have many questions to answer,
particularly now.....National interest?  Oil?  Just good ol' plain American stupidity?
A burden of current leaders with the IQ of a tennis shoe?  I don't know.  Pray for 
whirled peas!!)
© Tom Bell  Create an image from this poem.


A Toy's Struggle

I see you tangled on your bed 
Murmuring and chanting and tugging your hair
It would be so simple 
Why don’t you come play with me? 

Can you not remember?
Our stupid fun together
You always smiled at me
In return, I smiled for you
But all you do is stare now
It would be so simple
Just come play with me

Please, oh please
I hear those voices in my ear
As you just slam your colossal red door
And I peer over your tennis shoe
You're making me beg
Please come play with me

They’re at it again and your hair is mounds 
They argue and trample through the night 
Panicked, you trace the room
Your clumsy foot smashing my face
Just come play with me 

I can hear them shouting now
And you do just the same
Silent but for in your head
Come play with me 
 
I am disgusted by you
And forgotten by you
I want to make you still
Your strands are all over me
God, oh God, why didn't you come play with me? 

Then, oh yes, I hear your socks tug and scrap
There yells have made you bald
And I see you think
A tiny thought 
A mistake

Your crouching in front of me
Ugly grin fake on your face 
I’ll show you kindly, like you showed me
Why you shouldn't have come play with me

Things With Strings

THINGS WITH STRINGS

Spider's web, strings of stars,
a weaver's loom, and old guitars.
Balls of yarn, and DNA,
string bikini, and crochet.

Cats cradle, spools of thread,
Tails on kites, and hairs on head.
Theory in music, or in science,
together making a string alliance.

Yo-yo, and Pinocchio, 
harp, violin and cello.
Catgut bow, and strings of cheese,
or whiskers on a prized Siamese.

Silly String, and G-string, 
an strings of birds on wing.
Math strings, "No strings attached,"
a roof that's been heather thatched.

String quilts, strings of pearls,
strings that tie to locks of curls.
Music staff, and balls of twine,
and tendrils from a sweet pea vine.

Heart, balloon, and aprons too,
and laced up in a tennis shoe.
Garland, hamstring, and quartet,
strings on fingers to not forget.

Braided rings, and strings of lights, 
pulling strings, and fishnet tights.
Telephone string through tin cans,
woven blankets and knit afghans.

Brown paper packages tied up in string,
needle, lanterns, and wind chimes that sing.
Drawstring, bowstring, and baby's pull toy,
string, strung, and stringing, we're all overjoyed.


By Edlynn Nau
© January 25, 2015
© Edlynn Nau  Create an image from this poem.
Form: List

Premium Member Conversation With Weirdy Cat Guy

A gargoyle fell off the top of the building and landed on my toe.
I screamed like an injured bobcat, loud, long, hard, with a glow.
The neighbors all came out and stared, but this was the city.
They turned snickering, and ran off; the scene was not pretty.

One old guy came over and said “There will be a bill for that.”
He was pointing to the cement gargoyle who had ears like a cat.
You think I pushed this thing off the top letting it fall on my foot?
I was irritated now. Also it had left a trail of ugly black soot.

Your tennis shoe is ruined; you should have known better, he said.
I knew right then that the old guy was bonkers in his skinny ole’ head.
I shoved the gargoyle off my foot and told him to shove off.
Then I noticed his ugly smile and his strange little weird kitty cough.

“Hey”, I asked this Weirdy Cat. “Weren’t you married to my sister?”
“Could be,” he replied."I married many." He is a strange little mister.
Oh, yes, I thought, this was one of hers for sure. He is so odd.
I limped off, not looking back after pushing the gargoyle off my bod.
Form: Rhyme

A Funny Thing Happened On the Way To School

A funny thing happened on the way to school,
I swear I saw an alligator in Ms. Mary's pool.
I kept on walking but it looked at me hungry,
quickly I threw to him my lunch money.

Then in the tree I heard something chitter,
those noise came from a polka dotted critter.
The thing was crying, it's nest was smashed flat,
so I gave the critter my new baseball hat.

You won't believe it, but I swear it is true,
I met a monkey wearing one tennis shoe.
It made him uneasy when he swung from a vine,
I did what I could and I gave him one of mine.

I thought I could make it to school okay,
I ignored the butterflies that wanted to play.
But I met a giant and something of mine he took,
that is why I don't have my geography book.
He said he needed it for a drink coaster.
I shook so bad I could only say "sure."

What a messed up morning, I tell you true.
You would believe me if it happened to you.

The funniest thing happened when I got to school 
It turns out it was SUNDAY, oh boy I'm such a fool.


For Contest: A funny thing happened
Date: 7-21-2018
Form: Rhyme

Reality

In the horizon I can see,
a figure of masculinity.

Carrying flowers for his love.
I wish it were him I thought of.

Romantic, not a care to be had.
No tears I shed when I am sad.

You would feed me grapes under the moon.
Sing me ballads making me forever swoon.

The stars would sparkle and shine.
Knowing forever you would be mine.

Then I could say I truly felt love.
Adored like a sweet cooing dove.

We can then be married together.
I could take your name forever.

The honeymoon would be bliss.
Every night sealed in a passionate kiss.

Then when I awake to a mountain of laundry.
Breakfast eggs where the yolks are runny.

Children screaming about life unfair.
A lost tennis shoe seems to be nowhere.

The bills were all due last week.
My voice is to hoarse I can barely speak.

I stare out the kitchen window with a dish in hand.
The pets are begging for me to meet their demand.

This is how real life turns out, so back to work,
washing my plates, spoons, and dirty forks.
Form: Couplet

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