Pretty little high heels,
How you look so grand.
I can remember when I wore you
And I could proudly stand.
Now you look kind of scary,
Sitting on my closet shelf.
I want to put you on,
But I don't trust myself.
Just a few short years ago,
I could wear you and actual walk.
But now that's just a memory
Of which I happily talk.
Oh, my little high heels,
I did not have a clue
That one day you would frighten me
And I would stay away from you.
I'm seeing that my golden years
Are robbing me of things like you.
Now I shop in the senior section,
Something I thought I'd never do.
It's not that I don't love you,
But I'm up against a wall,
For to wear you once again
Would mean a nasty fall.
I still dream of wearing you,
But to flats I am bound,
For they're the only shoes I trust
To keep me firmly on the ground.
Funny Poem About Giving Up Things As You Age
Pretty Little High Heels
Published by Family Friend Poems October 2020 with permission of the Author.
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ABOUT THE POET:
I just love writing poems! I have always had the sincere desire that my words would be able to help another person. To lift them up, to inspire them, and to help them through a difficult time. That is my hope, that my words would reach those that are hurting.