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Young and impressionable was I,  
An enthusiastic *sole, 
“Why yes,” was my immediate response 
When invited for the exclusive chaunce 
To caddy to each hole.

Little did I know back then that 
I would start to wane, 
Up, down, and around the hills, 
The grass, the sand, the weeds until 
I was ready for a cane.

If I had had the fortitude, 
Had realized the call, 
To tote the bag, to walk the green, 
To champion upon the scene 
In following the ball.

I am eas-i-ly reminded how 
Should I have had the goods, 
If I had only persevered 
I could, by now, have been revered 
As caddy for Tiger Woods.

Ode To The Lumberjack

Harbor's Delight

Willow

A Caddy's Lament

My Musing

Frivolity

The Doll House

The Interrogation

He Had No Hands

Fickle Candle

Pine

Prince of Memories

Marsh Meanderings

Thanks

My Room

Fall at Twelve

Baseball

Khanabad Mice

Dormant