Author: Yannick Croissant
Image: A Stunt Show (here)
To avoid daring acts dangerous to perform
Just easy, nothing wild and not to take to heart
No negative comments that might likely disrupt
Wanting an assurance of an impression
Would not be lighting fires without reasons
Rather living the fast lane that of a stuntman
To rest awhile if caught in tight situations
'Fasten the seat belts' a good escape clause
A good reason to feel reassured to a cause
Nothing untoward would likely to appear
If carefully nurtured to care for any fear
Grace at d'Verse openlinknight-345/
Ok Hank, is that your day job… 😉
ReplyDeleteThey don't accept a retiree who will need to retire again later
DeleteInteresting... and also the fact that you protect the actor's life as well.
ReplyDeleteThe life of a stuntman - living life on the edge…I guess its the adrenaline rush they crave. Truedessa
ReplyDeleteWhat an interesting poem. The life of a stuntman... wow, I cannot even imagine - I'd probably die of fear! ;)
ReplyDeleteI believe stuntmen work things out down to the last detail and practise - which is not to say that it isn't dangerous but that they enact that which we imagine impossible...
ReplyDeleteOde to a stuntman....one profession I never had a yen for. I would definitely die in my first attempt!
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