i wonder
who lost one rubber slipper
in the middle of the woods
maybe i will
cross paths
with the person
who is wearing the other
one day.
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“you cannot put the same shoe on every foot. “
-publilius syrus
May13
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I didn't have my glasses on.... 
Lol
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who knows what happened?
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rubber slippers ! Can’t say I yearn to own a pair of those but each to their own as they say. As always, you’ve got me thinking. Hope you have a lovely Saturday
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well, i suppose the flip-flop version of the glass slipper.
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A lost sole?
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perfect.
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Perhaps that person flip-flopped halfway about the day’s shoe choice, Beth.
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i’m quite sure they did, mark )
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a very interesting post….congratulations!
best regards
happy mother’s day for tomorrow ( if you’re mother)
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thank you, antonio –
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Lol. I never would have thought of writing a poem about that. Nice job.
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there is poetry to be found in everything )
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I have always wondered how people manage to lose one shoe – I see them discarded on the road all the time, and the owners don’t notice they have lost their shoe until they have gone so far away, that it doesn’t make sense to go back and retrieve it. So there, the lonely shoe sits. It is very puzzling to me. I think I would definitely notice if I was missing a shoe.
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i am always intrigued by this scenario –
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Me too! Then again, I once lost one shoe and I have no idea how that happened and where it is now.. Maybe I’m the male cinderella who knows!
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Could very well be)
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Recently I came across one sock while I was out walking and I thought, what happened here? Maybe Cinderella wore socks too…
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i’ll bet she did )
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Love how colorful the slipper is, I saw a pair tied up on a power line recently and wondered who would want their slippers hanging up there for the world to see. Baffling really. I do like the use of the word slipper – I grew up calling them that. My children keep telling me they are flip-flops…
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Perspective-
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I see lonely shoes all the time and wonder what’s their story!
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Yes –
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At least it’s a rubber slipper. I always thought that wearing a glass slipper was a bad idea.
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Probably more durable)
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I like the idea of a mystery, Beth. You are always part sleuth and part Zen master in your poetic expressions!
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ha! that sums it up pretty well, robin –
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you take interesting photos, lady.
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thanks, jenn –
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It would be a good story starter, Beth!
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it would, ermine. spoken like a teacher –
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And they can’t put this one back on because they don’t have it!
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exactly! )
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Cinderella is getting very careless about her shoes now that she is married to a Prince. After all, she now is the Imelda Marcos of the fairy tale world.
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you are so right, she seems to be leaving them all over the place )
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