Today is number 24 of my 30-day
quest to pen a poem a day in recognition of April poetry month for 2013. With
only six days remaining, I am well on my way to completing my goal!
Today’s humorous poem delves into
toenail cutting, or a lack thereof... After all... What toenail would subject
itself to a clipping if it could find a way to escape the trimming...?
So without further ado, I give you
the poem...
My ToeNail Got Stuck in the Door
Lock
Toenails... Gotta cut 'em
Or face winding up like this...
I had not cut my toenails
Seems like for about a year
'Cause every time I grabbed
clippers
My toes cried out in fear
Until the day, I formed a scheme—
Hid clippers in my socks
Held them near my cold bare feet
Sneakily like a fox
My plan was to clip the nails
While my toes were not be looking
I wanted them to think we’d run
Downstairs to eat Mom’s cooking
Pretending to slip on a sock
One nail saw clippers shining
Then kicked them 'cross the room
toward
The door where Dad was dining
But not before they squeezed real hard
Against a big toenail
Clipping it clean off my left toe
That screamed like no tomorrow
Startling me yet again—once more
Forbidding me to groom—what a chore
Still none of that bore importance
for—
Nail had flown into the door
That is… Nail had flown into the
door—
But—not exactly the flat door
‘Twas more like in the door lock hole
Yes—My toenail got stuck in the
door lock!
Written by R. Renée Bembry
© April 24, 2013
Hope you enjoyed this silly
humorous poem about toenail clipping.
You can leave a poem of your own,
especially one about toenails, in the comments section below; and don't forget
you can help a kid leave a poem for me and others to read in the comments
section as well...
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