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Created on: January 20, 2012 Last Updated: January 21, 2012
Walking down an Italian street clicking
her high heel shoes, strutting away the blues.
To Lou with the gelato she’s licking
For a light stroll to a fountain to schmooze
Hands twined, lips tingle, love flies through their hearts
See red heels as they hop an Arno cruise
No one knows cupid’s right target for darts
These two so different Lou’s small she‘s tall
He’s work hard rich and she just plays the part.
They look in each other’s eyes and feel good
They are courteous to one another
In bed the heels go up, off, and around
Their love, for one another they smother
Can you find any better love in town?
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Poetry: Sonnets about high heels
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in her mommy's new high heels
She's all grown up now so magically
At least that's how
by Ted Sherman
I often ponder the strange fashion,
Why women need to wear high heels.
Is it a way to evoke man’s passion,
Despite the
She’ll be lady-like in a pair of high heels.
Then the way she walks will be beautiful.
Steadily swaying along
A beach comber might find high heeled foot wear
At some time in the distant future,
Might think it's design is a weapon of
A casual or elegant feel.
Stunning, day or night.
Injected into each high heel.
Tender toes’ eternal blight.
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