Poem of Tennis Excuses
by
Daniel A. Young, Sr.,
Dr. of Tennis Psychology, Geometry, and Angles on Winning
My opponent too lucky, too young, too quick; my racquet too heavy, too small, too new;
the courts too dirty, too cracked, to play; and I'm too old, too cold, too slow, too hot, too tired to
win.
My opponent to lucky, too young to quit, my racquet too heavy, too small, too new;
the courts, too dirty, too cracked to play; and I'm trying hard to win.
OH!!! Repeat top stanza.
My opponent to lucky, too young to quit, my racquet too heavy, too small, too new;
the courts, too dirty, too cracked to play; and I'm trying hard to win.
OH!!! Repeat top stanza.
c dyoung
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