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Why Box

Why Box!
By Stanley Russell Harris
The New Mad Author
& A Poetry Soup honourably  mentioned poet

Should I don the shorts of a boxer?
Gloves, boots, and with a gum shield on!
Should I climb into a boxing ring?
And listen to the crowd’s almighty din!

Should I face my opponent?
Tremble at his sight!
Should I set out to kill him?
As it’s possible I might!

Why I ask am I fighting?
Dislike him I do not!
Yet in the ring personalities change!
And I’m fired up a lot.

We exchange blows to the body and head!
Fall; stand up as not yet dead!
At last one takes the count of ten.
His loss, my gain, as I’m victorious, once again!

Copyright © Stanley Harris | Year Posted 2017

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