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My Chucks
to my amazing
 
 Chuck Taylors.
 
 this poem is
 
 for you.
 
 My old, beat-up
 
 converse.
 
 they tell many tales.
 
 with their worn-out
 
 spots,
 
 tiny dirt specks,
 
 miniscule scratches,
 
 they've definatley
 
 lived well.
 
 my amazing chucks,
 
 i remember when
 
 i first got you.
 
 Christmas morning,
 
 the last present i opened.
 
 classic,
 
 black-and-white hightops,
 
 is what i asked for.
 
 And what i got were
 
 the best pair of shoes
 
 a girl could ask for.
 
 you can tell that
 
 i treated them honorable.
 
 let them live up to their
 
 name.
 
 Not a single ounce of
 
 writing on them.
 
 The things i did
 
 while wearing them,
 
 were almost all good
 
 memories.
 
 a crazy trip to the mall.
 
 an exotic walk in the woods
 
 behind my house.
 
 a passionate make-out
 
 session in the janitors closet.
 
 Good times,
 
 my star-eyed friends.
 
 sometimes i think
 
 i'll never retire you.
 
 My very first
 
 pair of converse.
 
 Partners in crime.
 
 A never ending friendship.
 
 My Faithful Chucks :]

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This article has 2 comments.
i love it! I love that you wrote about converse (number 1) it's something that everyone can relate to nowadays. I love that you personified your chucks like they were an actual person (cumber 2) and i loved the way you formatted the poem.
It was a really cute. great job!
