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No Way to Cotham

My soles in need of ointment,

requested for more pain,

thus, with a-wry grimaced face;

such bane; was made again,

 

where to go? Was questioned,

as boots and tarmac gripped,

we know just the place to go,

the site that had the tip!

 

So; granting footsie wish,

I paced; with sweaty cotton,

towards the whir; of old machines,

that filled the bins of Cotham.

 

Stepping down; long Hawton Road,

fish shop; wafted charm,

seduced my nose; and made it blush,

a cause for such alarm,

 

with subsequent evasion,

my gait; was stopped; by gate,

for temporary signals; meant,

strollers, should negate, I then

 

looked for a bypass,

nothing could be found,

this wasn’t hiker friendly; such a

sticky re-laid ground,

 

turned about; I did,

whilst staring at my feet,

“sorry, my two fellows,

to tally such defeat!”

 

Yet, through a quaint estate,

one re-met the Sconce,

upon it; danced the people,

who swayed; such warm response.