He ambled on for a few hours, his dog by his side. His eyes darted round the place looking for dropped money, which he found next to a park bin. Satisfied he walked to the Chip shop with his money in his hands. People walked In the opposite direction as he and his dog walked round. Several minutes later with another brandy. and chips in his hand and a wide ear-to-ear smile etched upon his unkempt face
He soon after a few beers staggered into the town centre, with a glazed look on his eyes. He spotted a discarded wallet and after a few minutes of a fruitless search he found nothing more than a few measly vouchers. With the remaining change in his hands he walked off to his local Sainsbury café. The Staff looked at his with utter contempt and disgust and swiftly gave him his coffee, The customers quickly dispersed away from him as soon as he appeared. This didn't bother him as he had preferred his own company, he had learnt the hard way that he was alone.
After walking back out he gave his dog some of his coffee and walked on.
5 minutes later his coffee felt lukewarm in his arms. He drained the rest of the coffee and the threw away the polystyrene cup on the floor. He walked across the street blindly a car swerved away from his sounding his horn angrily. The Clouds darkened ominously. The rain thundered downwards angrily the rain was freezing and the tramp soon wished he could walk through the tiny raindrops. Within minutes the rain turned to sleet which had then turned into snow. The tramp looked for several places to find refuge in but everywhere he went he was turned away because of his appearance. the snow as it melted turned into a murky black taking with it the tramp’s filth away with it. Soon the tramp made do with the shelter of a vibrant green tree and crouched there letting his bitterness bubble away.
The rain melted away taking the Tramp’s bitterness with it replacing it with drowsiness. He was soaked. he ambled his way back to nowhere . His dog was arthritic and hated his walks, and only followed his master due to loyalty, he searched every nook and cranny for an alley way. when he found it he looked regretfully at his flask and started a fire and poured the remainder of his alcohol into the fire, but before he drank half of it greedily. Soon enough once his supply of alcohol was depleted, he fell a sleep yet again.
His dog woke the master up, and snorted sleepily opening both eyes, he saw the city was deserted. Soon he struggled to his feet and walked back to his bench. Within minutes the tramp was back to his usual stupor
