[Vocabulary] Walk a crooked mile

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Hey, guys.
Recently I came across this prase "walk a crooked mile" and have no idea what it means.
Not even sure if it's an idiom that is why leave it here. Any ideas?
 
The only usage I know of is from this poem.
 
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