Ode to My Feet

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December 4, 2008 by Kristina McDonald

two-lil-feet-by-qatarmeOh feet,
without you
there would
only be stumpcovers.
Without you
we would all
be in wheelchairs.
Oh feet why
won’t you smell better?
Oh why are you
so big I trip
on all my sister’s toys?
Without you
I couldn’t stand
up to turn on
the TV. Without
you, I couldn’t
kick my sister
in the pants
when she
deserves it.

By Raymond, 6th grade
[photo by Qatar&Me via flickr]

7 thoughts on “Ode to My Feet

  1. Tumblewords says:

    Laughing. I’d not thought of feet being unsavory but I will from this moment on… Good work!

  2. Linda Jacobs says:

    I love this! The last image of kicking his sister in the pants is priceless!

  3. yeah and you wouldn’t be able to play soccer, would you?

  4. Videtto says:

    nice one :)
    check my friend’s blog

  5. george says:

    funny

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