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Rivals!

They met before she knew what love was for
He wanted her to think that he was cool
The ruler of the local swimming pool
And after that he'd show he knew the score
He thought she liked a rival swimmer more
So Brad set out to make him look a fool
Since Dave was going to another school
Humiliation's part of love and war

Young Brad devised a clever little game
To bring this challenge to a crashing stop
He called Dave's perfect dive a little tame
Then climbed the diving ladder to the top
But as he jumped he heard Dave call his name
Distracted he performed a belly flop!

Author notes

OK I may give you something serious instead, but this sort of happened

Petrachan sonnet for a contest called Belly Flop

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  • paulcreates silver member
    July 10

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    HAHAHA! Sometimes the best poems come from winging it. This is a fun write you've penned. Thanks for entering!
    Paul

  • ea silver member
    July 7

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    too painful - don't know if he was redder from the flop or the embarrassment - but this rings school yard true.

  • well done here.
    As always you set the bar.
    Bravo

    Good luck to you in the contest

    Passions


  • NeonRose silver member
    July 6
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    I love the way you take an everyday event and make it work as poetry! Cute and clever writing!


  • moonbumps silver member
    July 6
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    Nah-I like this one!
    Brought a smile like all your funny writes do.
    xxx Bumpy

  • Gwenevere
    July 5

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    Yes, I think he was the one who was left with egg on his face.How many times does this happen in life.Trying to show someone up and ending up showing themselve up instead.Loved it, Ros


  • Ally
    July 4

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    i like the well-kept rhyme and the humour
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