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Black High Heels


(poems go here) The slick smooth black high heels, my weapons of choice, disguise me as a secret spy, these trusty sidekicks, two extensions of my legs, we glide around the corner, a slick black car, in the dead of night, As a little girl I tried on my mother’s, now I have my own, I click, I clack, in these goddess’ of footwear.
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