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A to Z Challenge: #16 P for Prospects of a Good Swing
Quickly # 16 with Prompt:
To choose 6 words from a given list
and to spread them out one
per line.
The chosen words are:
awful buried doubt reason continues curious
It was just awful
to think about it
He buried himself under lots of mango leaves
Doubts still lingering in his thoughts
It was not open to reason
But he kept saying, …’a bad golfer continues to practice..’
There were curious stares
He just could not help it
He was ashamed of his bad drives
He needed to get himself camouflaged
hahaha...perhaps i need to take mango leaves along with me next time....that way if my drive hits a passing car i can hide....smiles....
ReplyDeleteMost amusing to read Hank, great verse,
ReplyDeleteYvonne.
Haha... that would be me playing golf, too.
ReplyDeleteChuckles.
ReplyDeleteCome see us again.
lol at least he got creative with his hiding
ReplyDeleteHaha, this made me smile! And the photo is genius!
ReplyDeletehaha... I'm awful at golf, so that may or may not be me in those mango leaves... lol
ReplyDeleteThis is too funny Hank..I would def need to hide..the only golf I can play is mini golf..haha
ReplyDeleteYour poem made me smile, Hank! I will have to remember the mango leaves for camouflage, not for golf though I do not play.
ReplyDeleteThis is the most original form of camouflage I have heard of! Now to find some mango leaves..........
ReplyDeleteHa...this is so funny Hank ~ A good camouflage indeed, smiles ~
ReplyDeleteSmiles, that's right - camouflage is the first thing that comes to mind on this photo and you brought it up nicely.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the great hiding spot, I may need it
ReplyDeletehaha... i'm all for camouflaging with mango leaves... and if i would play golf it def. would be better...ha
ReplyDeleteYou did a great job on using those specific words and making it a fun poem. Nice work :-)
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