I made one of those 'Scaffold' things, except I left in the root. It is OK?

Question

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I FOUND THE NEATEST LITTLE SHOP,

NEAR STRATFORD’S, AT 16TH AND AVON

Excuse me, ma’am, can you help me?

"Eye of newt, and toe of frog,

Wool of bat, and tongue of dog,”

Do I get the ingredients separately, or

will I need the whole kit?

“Adder's fork, and blind-worm's sting,

Lizard's leg, and howlet's wing,“

The snake’s tongue, is that dried or fresh?

“For a charm of powerful trouble,

Like a h**l-broth boil and bubble."

Thanks!

What a fun little shop you have here.

I’ll tell my friends about it, “Mack & Beth’s”

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Answer 1

Hands off! Wizard of those were all my ingredients.

Answer 2

Don't know who is causing my laughter...your poem or Moleyfold!  Apparently, 'tis the both of you!

Answer 3

Now dat be sum tung twistin yumbo gumbo der

Answer 4

Wizards and Witches beware

now there is cause for care

poems like these are short and sweet

and if they were food I'd gladly eat

keep up the work, but don't be a dill

as sure as my name is Will!

Answer 5

I think I'll forgo dinner at your house tonight. Can you make one of those pork roasts tomorrow?

Answer 6

Wooo glad I didn't read this late at night, it would have given me the Willey's,

Loved the way you penned your  poem, just great!  Cheers!

Answer 7

There goes my frikken ribs again,  That's it!  "Out, out Damned Spot", Sic him!

Answer 8

DUDL! Uncle Billy will be tearing his hair out somewhere!

I don't think you will get past the Airport quarantine service with that little lot TD! Very funny!  

Answer 9

I thought it ws great. I love your poems