Game Day Poem by Torry Young

Game Day

Rating: 5.0


Grainy leather
Alien in my palms

The lucky birds
Get a front row seat
To the pig-skinned, farce
game of the year

Bursting with attempted catches
Bloody lips,
And implausible tackling

My squeals of contentment
Reverberating throughout
The neighborhood

Fatigued,
We retreat to the
Sofa for a night of
Popcorn and Wii

The luminosity of day
Altering into
shadows of dusk

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