My Singing Shoes
When my shoes talk to me it’s summer
Click, clack, flip, flop against my heels.
I can hear the ocean too
The warm sand tickles my toes
Salty air fills my lungs.
My flip flops tell me it’s summer.
But so do the gulls
Laughing, cackling, singing in the breeze.
I walk a thousand steps and my toes see the world
Little canvases, themselves, being shown off.
When my shoes make music, my head sings along
Click clack flip fop click clack flip flop
A faster tempo if I’m late.
Sometimes my bike spokes sing along too.
In the winter my feet are silent
And so is my head
When the mercury hits 70, my feet will sing
And summer will start
And joy will begin
And it will start all over again.
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