Will the Iron Lady, her ample metal skirt spreading like the nineteenth century, miss the glimpse of two-piece sport when women pushed a ball over a net planted in a sudden burst of beach? Will she recall spectators’ stands? Will she dream of that quick-built strand?
I've been glutting on sport lately, both AFL (live) and the Olympics (at ungodly hours). I particularly liked the huge weightlifters (and the wee ones), the wrestlers, and the beach volleyball, in the wonderful stadium on the Champ de Mars. This poem is about that sport.
Yep, a winner. Thanks Penelope.
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