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Poem By: Charles Hedrick |
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Golfer's Lament |
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I step into the clubhouse and
seeing my weapons there— putters and woods and irons— I'm eager to go on a tear. I add clothes and shoes to fit my image, My white spheres whistle through the air On number one, the crowd peers eagerly |
| ©Copyright , 2005, Charles Hedrick |