Baguio City finds owner of lost shoe, ends search through posts of poems
Photo from Public Order and Safety Division – City of Baguio
MANILA, Philippines — The amusing tale of a lost shoe in Baguio City has reached its conclusion, the Baguio City Public Order and Safety Division said in its post.
Just like before, a poem was composed to celebrate the reunification of the lost shoe and its owner, who was identified as Pamela, a Nigerian.
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“At long last, the rightful claimant has come hither; To reunite the left to the right slipper,” the poem on Tuesday said.
“A happy end, for Pamela’s tale; Not much like Cinderella’s, but elsewise the same. Not a lost slipper, but friendship found. Another merry story, made on Baguio’s ground,” it continued.
The tale of the lost shoe was first reported by the Baguio City Public Order and Safety Division on Monday.
The lost-and-found post was formatted as a poem, which delighted many social media users who drew parallels to the fairy tale of Cinderella.
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“A lone sole seeks its missing mate, A crimson kiss upon its fate. Four inches high, a daring stride. Size forty-one, where could it hide?” it asked.
“Found by our enforcers, a watchful eye; At the O-shaped bridge, beneath the sky; Though knocking doors, a tedious quest; A quicker path, we put to the test,” said the post.
