are big and worn. I've worn them since I was born. None can fit in them. They only are my size. I've worn them in sunrise and rain,
through beatings and days I was drained. I danced in moonlight singing a song all night. I walked the floor in them wiping baby's
phlegm. I soiled then in my garden, and the day I starred in woman *****. They shaped all I was. Saw me through menopause. They're filled with holes
and old. But even unraveled have sole. I cannot trade them in. I'll only die in them. None can fill my shoes. Even if they choose to have a shot. It just isn't their lot.