The Shoe Doesn't FitA Poem by Phillip FrancisA short playful twist on the phrase "If the shoe fits". This phrase is commonly used as a way of suggesting that someone should accept a generalized remark or criticism.If the shoe fits, wear it. But what if the shoe does not fit? What then? Am I forced to wear the shoe you've provided? Must I keep trying any shoe you give me until one fits? I think not. I will not play Cinderella. I'd rather be barefoot than unwillingly wear the shoe of a tyrant shoe maker. I've seized your influence. No longer do you dictate what shoe I wear. I've created my own shoe. You cannot see it, but it is a magnificent shoe and only those who are worthy will experience my creation. You my friend, will be left to your own imagination. © 2016 Phillip Francis |
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1 Review Added on January 21, 2016 Last Updated on January 21, 2016 Tags: Shoe, Self Concept, Inner Beauty, Playful, Poetry Author
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