The 'Golfer' Poem by Bryan Riley

The 'Golfer'



She had taken some lessons,
and was practicing her swing.
I could tell from her stance
she had not learned a thing.

On her first try, she gouged
a big hole in the grass,
then spun 'round and
practically fell on her a**

Graceful display was not
hers for the taking;
I was laughing so hard,
I was practically shaking

In closing I will say
one thing without doubt-
the next time she swings,
she should yell,
'Worms, look out! '

Wednesday, April 23, 2014
Topic(s) of this poem: people
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
upon observing my neighbor taking practice swings on the front lawn
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Bryan Riley

Bryan Riley

Salem, Massachusetts
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