Shoebox Poems - Poems about Shoebox

Dusty Box of Memories Poetry Contest Constance La France "We'll wheel where our wills take us and never tirer loving the ones that love us." Quote by author I kept his birthday card in a shoebox. Inside the shoebox was a pair of Gucci men's black lace-up shoes, size 12, costing a fortune. The sadness here is that he...

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It was a shoebox of poems written over the years Of joyous moments, heart aches and tears The fond memories of her life, of being a mother and a wife. Poems of her child bearing years, and all the joys that she shared. A poem of the moment that she had dread Of the day that she wed. With butterflies in...

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I know Love and adoration I remember their scent ......so well Stored in a shoebox on top of my aged wardrobe Wrapped in reminiscent bright pink tissue Origami of the mind Occasionally I climb Reach and tug At the scarlet silk ribbon that surrounds it Tip toeing through diligent daisies Open the storage to all I secretly treasure And Smell the memorable scent of our anticipation Regard the...

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I removed the lid off the shoebox, then I started to cry because it was just like me. Empty inside....

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Hmm, a photograph Two quarters and a dime A half written note A set of tags A few keys and credit cards Driver’s license and I.D. Surprising what fits In an ole shoebox A few clothes thrown together Some well pressed An old pair of sneakers And well polished shoes A mind full of memories A room full of emptiness No doubt the room Will be filled again The box handed...

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