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Premium Member Diamond In the Rough

Its the final day
At the US Masters
This Highlander
Enjoying new pastures
 
Recently turned pro
Leader-board he tops
As he partners Tiger
Playing brilliant shots
 
Eagle, birdie
Birdie, par
With play like this
He's sure to go far
 
Neck and neck 
On the seventeenth
This Highlander 
Needs to be seen
 
Par 4, 
440 yards
He hits a screamer
Crowd applauds
 
Tiger matches
They both hit the green
Both down in three
Birdies mean
 
The eighteenth
Green Jacket beckons
Who will win it
Tiger i reckon
 
What a drive 
By Tiger woods
Down the middle
As professionals should
 
The Highlander, lovely swing
Ball flying, hear that ping
Cross wind carries, fairway missed
The crowd in awe, Tiger bliss
 
Tiger excels, gets down in three
One inch form the hole, a gimme
The Highlander, iron picked
Sweet shot, hit so slick
 
See it rise, towards its goal
On to the green towards the hole
Undulations, impede it none
As it drops in, under the Georgia sun
 
The Highlander, awaits the crowd
Nano second, applause out loud
This newly pro, who found it tough
Newly named
Diamond in the Rough


My entry to Nathans " Diamond in the Rough " contest.
                            Wow 5th place

     http://www.thehighlanderspoems.com/sport.php
Form: Rhyme


Premium Member A Wall In the Woods

No stony wall stands there today, 
in farmer’s meadow near fairway,
rivulet of memories flow,
limestones in rain do wash away!

The trees look up at clear blue sky,
in secret at me, perhaps pry,
gentle breeze runs past soggy grass,
deep beneath our past footprints lie!

Waist high remains of limestone wall,
hand built to stop boundary brawl,
owners since melted into time,
meagre stones remain, if at all!

In distance afar life does flow,
see a church, houses in a row,
school of our days looks much the same,
within new voices, now echo!

Slow in silence I walk away,
up the beaten path, make my way,
the wall behind, in my mind looms,
holds my heart, begging me to stay!

The Wall in the Woods contest
Ranked 13th!! 
sponsor Craig Cornish
written 02/October/2020
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member The Parfect Game

“Turn the page!”
Beth begged, the almighty’s rage
“Is this a real combative stage? 
Released from its contained cage?
Prayed her questionnaire 
Wondering if anyone cared 
Teed off a bit  
Beth held back, throwing a fit  
Instead, she headed towards the links  
Goal, pondering and think
This is a fairway
To live a day 
Make it to the green
Only a dream  
Find the pin 
Earn a win 
Knowing it takes a nice drive
Along with a cry  
Screaming ‘what fore’  
Let’s show war
The door
Peace should reign
Enjoying this parfect game  
Where eagles and birdies, never blame 
Or complain 
Fortune and fame  
As a hazard instigating pain
Form: Rhyme

Your First Tee

Ever so silent wind with its calm 
the nature of the day is brilliant
 
Anticipation of performance consumes your 
thoughts one two three and the spot light shifts
The weight of everyone’s eyes seem to mushroom 
on your approach and the most minute sounds 
become ever so present.

Hoping your body will remember 
you take your last gasp of air 
All you can do at this point 
is pray for something respectable 
As your eyes ascend and gaze 
down the fairway you exhale 
For this time you have escaped

Ever so silent wind with its calm 
the nature of the day is brilliant



-KR-

Goodbye and Good Riddance Former Ersatz Trumpeting President

Joseph Robinette Biden
now commander in chief yay
manning ship of state
tossing anchors aweigh
heavily pierced tattooed
donning sheepish pirate(s)
at heady roiling waterway
fending off trolling rapscallion
much more thrilling

than watching cabaret
January twenty first two thousand
twenty one marks his first full day
wherein Oval Office finally
flushed, ousted, and zapped,
whose paternal ancestry
begat genealogical linkedin émigré
name unknown, nevertheless

one Johann Trump born within
Bobenheim am Berg, a village
in Palatinate, Germany circa 1789
moved to nearby village of Kallstadt
where his grandson, Friedrich Trump,
the grandfather of Donald Trump,
born in 1869 gamboled
upon grassy fairway
whereby grandson notorious

to grandstand and gainsay,
but especially renowned
windblown coiffure
kept intact courtesy "fake" hairspray
said product he did fulminate
against and inveigh,
cuz he envied (as does yours truly)
the trademark thatch sported by J.F.K.

At long last, a stalwart adept candidate
unwittingly saddled
with onerous figurative freight
COVID-19, homelessness, joblessness
sober statistics impossible mission to inflate,
whose physique slender and lightweight
boot pulleys and levers of power

he quite savvily can operate
personable and suave demeanor doth resonate
allowing, enabling, and providing
law and order to materialize,
and accomplishments downplayed
(unlike previous commander in chief)
whose braggadocio would never underrate.

Concern still prevails
regarding that woman user
egging fascistic paramilitary
white supremacist ilk
twittering as a digital schmoozer
hell bent on sowing anarchy,

cuz other Democratic contestant
did not defeat
soured at prospect their man beat
(him - who shall not be named again
ranks as a sore loser)
nevertheless, an oafish shill bruiser.

If prognostications allowed me,
at bedtime, when a supine American,
one garden variety and generic
sleepy Joe among madding crowd
will experience glee

at prospective buoyancy, decency,
fraternity, harmony, jollity, levity,
nobility, prosperity, serenity, tranquility...
wishing no ill will toward
former forty sixth president.
Form: Rhyme


Premium Member The Business of Autumn

The Business of Autumn 
David J Walker

1.	The season of dry clouds and Canada Geese
        Arrived over the weekend

2.	The weatherman says the freeze was 
        too light last night to have been noticed 

3.	A frost is in the forecast but rescheduled 
        for some other tomorrow 

4.	The full moon demands homage 
        deserving its observations 

5.	before the sun sets 
        on another harvest

6.	The farms have formed seas of 
        ripe corn and white cotton  

7.	bordering a thousand small towns 
        in every direction

8.	allergens release in the winds the
        invisible seeds of misery 

9.	The last days and nights of the whine of  
        cotton gins bailing good fortune

10.	The business of autumn comes to an end
        On the fairway of a county fair

11.	The next rain will be cold and will
        Hold its verdict … Ice or snow…
        until after Thanksgiving

Premium Member TIGER THE SQUIRREL

TIGER THE SQUIRREL
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
There once was a golf-loving squirrel named Tiger  
In a golf cart, he was never a rider.   
  He chipped acorns with flair
  Through the crisp autumn air
Sinking putts while his tail waved ever higher!  

At Augusta he drove from the tee with a crack  
Sending pinecones far down the fairway track  
    With one paw on his hip  
     He'd adjust for the slip  
Of wet leaves—never missing a shot back!  

His hole-in-one made the ‘woods’ cheer  
As blue jays swooped down to draw near  
   With his green jacket Tiger bowed, twitching his nose  
   He practiced from dawn till night, for his fame arose.   
 Tiger, the Masters golf champion all creatures did revere!
Form: Limerick

Premium Member America What's the Issue Why Ya Eatin All the Toilet Tissue--

Every time I go to the store;
I see those same bare walls;

What's the issue;
What's America doing eating toilet tissue;

Shelves are still empty,
no matter what time I go;
And every time I go to the store;
I see those same old blank walls;

America what's the issue;
What you doing eating toilet tissue;

Shelves are still empty no matter where I go;
I go to Sam's Club,  Kroger's;
I go to Fairway,  Wal-Mart,  Safeway;
I go to Kmart, Sears and Walgreens oops!

Some of those stores, 
not here anymore;
Not trying to whine and cry;
I just want to wipe my behind;

America what's the issue; 
Why y'all eating( buying) all this toilet tissue;

It's not that much bowel movement going on; 
So please stop hoarding and give me a roll;
Every time I go to the store;
I see those same bare walls;


Oh!,   ah! Could someone  anyone  somewhere give me a roll,
I, 
I gotta GO-

What's the issue;
What's America doing eatN toilet tissue



5/4/20
Written words by James Edward Lee Sr  2020
Form: Lyric

Swing's Ooh Mighty Swings

Swing's Ooh Mighty Swing's
                          ..... The Golfing Season Brings!

Watch Our Hopes Arise,
                        From The Fairway Side To The Green!

With Every Single Hole We'll Mark,
                                  From Your Bag,
                                      Get Your Stick's, We Should Score With Art!

So Swing And Let Your Love Impart Your, Way!

Par, Par, Birdie, Birdie,
                     Start The Show, A LIttle Bit Of Power,
                                                   And We'll Go, Go, Go,  O'Kay!

Swing's Ooh Mighty, .... Swing's!
© Mike Reed  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Ballad

Premium Member Putting A Podiatry Round

Skin felt the pain  

While playing a peaceful golfing game  

Challenging the course’s blister campaign  

Terrorizing the toe  

Forcing a temporary surgical sew  

Oh 

No 

To keep this show  

On the go  

They must know  

Basic health care  

Not to scare  

Removing infected nail  

Transporting remains towards the waste management pail  

Bloody and red  

Now dead  

Left as trash  

Above the fairway grass  

Next to Frank’s Furter  

Who was murdered  

After pork barrel spending  

And over lending  

Worth commending  

Pending  

Cooking the links  

Hearing what others think  

About another medical review  

Of the pinkie one too 

Country club house bound 

And the parfect round   

No bogeys in sight  

Feeling right  

Since all has healed  

Closing the deal  

Without a squeal  

Or scream 

From the green  

Manicured and pristine  

Ready for a four-day dream
Form: Rhyme

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