The new coach stood in coat and tie,
The boys in the hall emotions strung high.
Together they awaited the announcer's call,
Trembling with excitement they proudly stood tall.
Finally the call and roaring of cheers,
Faithfully they answered hiding their fears.
Every self-doubt hid with bravado and bluff,
Each of them wondered had they worked hard enough?
As they run through their lay-ups and shoot free throws,
Nervousness dies and anticipation grows.
Stuck alone in the open clipboard in hand,
Stands the nervous young coach their number one fan.
Has he forgotten anything - - is their strategy sound?
Heaven only knows but soon truth will be found.
The whistle blows and play begins,
Tiny flaws in strategy coach quickly mends.
Action ebbs and flows in a tense ballet,
All on the line it's won with a masterful play.
Players and coach are praised high and low,
Passing into the night they leave the gym in a glow.
And the good thing about it as memories dim,
All will be heroes that night in the gym.
Clint Bowman
21 Nov. 1995
Fictional short stories and poems written by me for the enjoyment of others. All are family friendly and contain no profanity nor do they contain adult sexual content.Some are related to Georgia and US history and others are just plain fun.
Introduction:
Hi,
Glad you decided to drop by my blog. I enjoy story telling and making up stories. Therefore, I decided to start this blog to share some of my stories with anyone who may be interested. If you enjoy what you read here, please tell others about it. I promise to never post a story here which you would be ashamed to read to your children (or be ashamed if someone caught you reading it).
Blessings,
C. Bowman
Glad you decided to drop by my blog. I enjoy story telling and making up stories. Therefore, I decided to start this blog to share some of my stories with anyone who may be interested. If you enjoy what you read here, please tell others about it. I promise to never post a story here which you would be ashamed to read to your children (or be ashamed if someone caught you reading it).
Blessings,
C. Bowman
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