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To Sock Or Not To Sock

He wore his desert wellies With suitably besocked feet As he strode manfully along The rain driven wet street. Britain in the summer time, Ten climates in one day, So the British stiff upper lip Really is the only way To extract maximum enjoyment From such a variable clime And to spend hours pondering Is just a waste of time. So we wear our Desert Wellies Ensuring we’re not being rude By appearing on the street With feet that are nude. A man can maintain his dignity Ensure his social stock So long as each sandalled foot Be modestly clothed in sock.

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Date: 7/19/2024 1:18:00 AM
Sometimes we end up in places here where de-socking is hard to get out of. Untrimmed toenails and toe jam are the nicest surprises when this happens. So, the moral of story better to rain on your feet than on your parade. You are not afraid to ask the tough questions in your poems. Always a pleasure to read your gems Terry. changes mood for better. Best regards David in NZ. ps Identical twin boys to our eldest daughter to be induced next Thurs. All good.
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Terry Ireland
Date: 7/25/2024 7:22:00 AM
Thanks David. By now congratulations should be in order. Hope all are well apart from the chas such blessings bring
Date: 7/4/2024 1:11:00 PM
It’s a delight to see a poem of yours here today, Terry! Nicely done…
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