The pleasant Bootmaker loved his artisan trade
A humble man of simple means showed care in his boots made
Size did not matter come in for a correct fit
His customers did love him for his special wit
© 2011 Michael Yost
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Michael's Lair 
Short and sweet and that’s neat
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That’s how I enjoy writing them. Happy you enjoyed.
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smiles. and that says much of the man behind them…
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I was surprised that there’s no fancy name for shoemakers; just “shoemakers”.
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This one made me smile too. Witty play on words that proves the ending true.
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Quickie on short notice. Glad it got a smile.
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Sweet and well-written poem. Love it!.
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Thanks Judith.
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