Shoes Poems - Poems about Shoes

Going barefoot feels fine at the time and wearing shoes do too but sometimes I need something light something not quite so tight only sandals will do going barefoot feels fine now and then and donning boots do too but sometimes I want something loose something I can put to good use only sandals come through sandals always do the trick and of the...

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OH ANGIE my beau in morning light, We've rocked on all through the night. UNDER MY THUMB, our love still burns, Rolling dem stones to what she yearns. PAINT IT BLACK, let's sing the tune, Let it play from dawn to noon. YOU CAN'T ALWAYS GET WHAT YOU WANT, But it sure pays to taunt and flaunt. Let's toss the TUMBLIN' DICE again, For...

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Tho' they may display legs to best advantage, observing the constraints, begs the question, 'What's afoot?' Seems to me I had a bee in my bonnet about women's proclivities and passion when compelled to write this pseudo-sonnet about their footwear fashion. Some are bonkers barmy as bedbugs, daft, dippy, daffy, (with) bats in the belfry too, it's far beyond my reckoning, as I...

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

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The older I get the more I hate shoes When I was a teen I loved to choose Different leather pumps and high heels Wearing shoes now is a not a big deal I like my old mules now out of style As my feet can be free slide in and out And those Crocs are popular for sure But I just...

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I'm walking in darkness alone on a street Making no sound with no shoes on my feet I'm freezing cold and I am losing heat Still I have no shoes on my feet I'm starving and I need something to eat It hurts to walk with no shoes on my feet My head is hung low my body...

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The dainty walk of Chinese women beyond the Wall in olden days was due to cruel and unusual punishment confined and constrained by strange customary ways victims of fashion prisoners of fad small feet were in sadly big were bad forced to wear a pair of lotus shoes very small baby steps were all they took altho' it wasn't until 1912 or so when...

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I found them tucked beneath a cracked mirror, black leather dull with the dust of old grief, heels worn down from turning away— a shape molded by silence, not comfort. I wear them when the air grows sharp with voices, when praise feels like a trap, and critique, a stone under my tongue. I walk away before I bruise. These shoes make me...

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What was he thinking when he dropped by shoelaces his unseasoned shoes? Did they splash or plip-plop land on lake? Did they sink like a pirate’s treasure or was this considered treasonous, by land folk? Oh, definitely would be, if they’d known - instead they scour two floors, looking for cute to put on two feet, to go to church. What was he...

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The sloth tried on all the running shoes in the store. Brand new clerk on commission’s heart gave a soar. She did not realize that sloth does this every day. But never buys a shoe, for running is not his way. He does it because he loved the colors, said her boss. If my supervisor would let me, I would...

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Since the election, the president had promised to let the people wear them too— those red shoes. But too much honey turns to poison. He could no longer see what surrounded him. The people did not want red shoes. They simply wanted an ordinary life. Karen— yes, the girl— had lived until then without knowing the lure of dancing, without knowing the seduction of shoes. But after that, she danced as if possessed by the spell...

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I didn’t know you and you didn’t know me but our paths were meant to cross, you see I wear your shoes, but not your pain I’ve been by your sister claimed as family, how you once were I wear your shoes because of her...

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A clown with red shoes and a grin, Made burgers where queues would begin. With fries crisp and hot, Folks ate quite a lot, "I'm lovin' it!" they'd shout, from within. ©bfa031825 ...

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Life of shoes Like a pair of shoes You need to wear to use Step on them with the feet On mud cold and in heat Need not to worry Not to bother to bury When worn out they are thrown No emotions attached or grown ...

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Make sure you shake your shoes out before putting them on. they make excellent overnight campsites for vagabond crawlers. I once got bit by something (i suspect a spider) on the long toe of my left foot. It swelled -itched and throbbed on and off for three weeks i was unemployed at the time and wasn't insured so, I self-remedied-mainly...

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