The Feet With A Mind Of Their OwnA Poem by Steve H
My feet just started walking one day, did it by themselves
I tried to stop myself; grabbed on to doorframes, tables, shelves
Only in my pants and socks I was steered straight out the door
I tried to grab my trainers but they wouldn’t help me anymore
Around the corner I went trotting, getting slowly faster
Treading on gravel, nettles and thorns I was going to need a plaster
I passed my neighbour on her bike she looks and me and gasped
Thank goodness my feet didn’t stop there, as shortly I had passed
Down the high street I kept on, people stopped to laugh and stare
I had no idea what was happening, my feet were being so unfair
Then my feet came to a halt, it felt so good to stop
Looking up I flushed bright red, I was at the shoe shop
© 2009 Steve HAuthor's Note
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1 Review Added on June 15, 2009 Last Updated on July 22, 2009 AuthorSteve HLondon, United KingdomAboutWhat to say? Half of a set of identical twins I was brought up on a farm in Hertfordshire. Attended school and am current studying Social Work at Royal Holloway University of London and hoping to go .. more..Writing
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