
Today as I donned my pale green pants,
I pondered who else might possibly wear
the same unique pair, with tailored knees
--and if so, would I ever meet them?
And today, I did--not once, but twice--
as I walked down the street in my pale green pants,
composing the lines I would write just now
on the chance occurence of the meeting of the two,
the convergence of the pale green pants.
This was the most eventful thing that happened today.
And I think you have inspired me to say a little something about my new favorite pair of shoes:
In my City of Angels,
Full of smartly dressed feet,
I wear my plastic Crocs
to walk along the street.
They are dark blue and squishy,
Made for people going fishing
or wading through mountain streams.
They make my feet
Look three sizes too big,
But to me they're a Colorado girl's dream.
They are a scarce and local backwoods species, distinguished from their common K-Mart cousin by the tailored knees, split-calf clam-digging hem, and adjustable non-elastic waistline. They are, as the other owner also observed, nice and sturdy.
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