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Stilettos Poems - Poems about Stilettos


Sans Stilettos
Nancy took a tumble And went falling down the stairs. The slickness of the marble Must have caught her unawares. Yet who at 84 years old Wears shoes with 4-inch heels? Though since a hip replacement, There’s a photo that reveals That Pelosi, back at work, Left her stilettos in the dust. She’s sporting clogs, a look to which She might have to adjust. We all make...

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Categories: stilettos, change,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member New Gorgeous Teacher In Stilettos
new teacher was gorgeous - tall, svelte, with bouncy hair the rest of us elementary teachers are in sneakers She breezed in dressed in six inch stilettos wait until she has to chase one of them we thought she never had to, the janitor and cook did it for her they never did it for any of the rest of...

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Categories: stilettos, humor, teacher,
Form: Free verse



Premium Member No Stilettos, Please
I heard of a busty chick from Philly She was noted for being quite silly Working on a brick street Stilettoes on her feet Her customers said she was a dilly. written June 28, 2021...

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Categories: stilettos, humor,
Form: Limerick
Premium Member Unwanted Stilettos
I relish the composure of evening Which slithers far into hidden places That beyond uptown’s jarring noise, I kick off my voguish high heels And wander through burst of evergreen: A quiet grove where young leafage nestles To soothe my breath with deepened ease, That flinging these tight cocktail stilettos Allow a body-mind to unleash after...

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Categories: stilettos, recovery from, stress,
Form: Light Verse
Premium Member Black Stilettos
last caw at the pub black stilettos filling in spaces between puffs...

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Categories: stilettos, math,
Form: Haiku



Premium Member She Struts On By
not a wisp taller than four foot two sporting mile high stilettos her tossed bleached hair way up high in a loose chignon red dress tails that effortlessly flow dreamily behind her without missing a beat 'excuse me ~' she winks and smiles as she struts on by AP: Honorable Mention 2020 Submitted on June 2, 2018 for contest SHE WALKS POETRY sponsored by JULIA WARD...

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Categories: stilettos, beautiful, red, sexy, smile,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member From Slippers To Stilettos
In old fuzzy slippers, she makes her children's lunches wondering and worrying if her husband has any hunches of where she goes or what she does while he works each day or that she spends her time thinking, "While the cat's away..." In worn bedroom slippers, she kisses each darling cheek a good mother is always loving. Role models...

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Categories: stilettos, betrayal,
Form: Rhyme
Stilettos
By Fatmir Terziu How I would have liked to have learned the language of stilettos Mornings, noon, Evenings Mondays, ...

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Categories: stilettos, culture,
Form: Free verse
Stilettos
Just Let it go, woah. Feel the rush of the blow, No, I cant do it though I'm At my all time low, Lord show me some grace, I've seem to forget, When I sing dark and low, then scream in falsettos, till my voice box shakes and breaks like a kankle In tall stilettos, i need to let go, and fall to...

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Categories: stilettos, desire,
Form: Lyric
Premium Member Bows and Stilettos
I am in love with Colin Firth. My friends snicker with such mirth. Even watching the dear man stammer Makes my heart start to hammer. If an oscar he doesn't receive, As he deserves, I believe, I would be most happy to supply A consolation prize for the guy. Wrapping myself in a couple bows And maybe a pair of stilettos....

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Categories: stilettos, funny
Form: Rhyme
Her Stilettos
. The sound of Stilettos coming home. The echo reverberates In...

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Categories: stilettos, lovesound, sound,
Form: Concrete
Red Stilettos
Red Stilettos worn with the sheer red gown!...

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Categories: stilettos, fantasy, imagination, passion
Form: Monoku

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