Old Slippers Poem by Nick krakana

Old Slippers



They are meant to be
 what waits for me

At the end of a weary day

Always there absorbing all care


Like my dog 
who sighs over there


Lifting his eyelids just to see

My feet transfer comfortably


Resting his head 
on well worn paws

He sighs as I walk upon this squeaky floor

New slippers are conflicting energy 

Things that go against the ordinary

The moccasin of long ago
Walked in harmony with every toe



The newer it be the harder it gets

To rest ones feet
 from the aggregates



September 9th 2013

Monday, May 23, 2016
Topic(s) of this poem: ballad
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Sunita Chandla 13 July 2018

How creative...Moccasins!

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