In response to prompt: Underdog
They all thought David would lose the tennis match,
They said it was no problem for Roger to dispatch.
The underdog who lost to him six times has no chance,
To beat World number two player and advance,
To the final match of the year’s last tournament,
David bluffed all and won the argument!
………………………… 🙂
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Dear Ranu,
What a well-rhymed poem of competition!
All good wishes,
robert
Dear Robert,
Thank you so much for your comment. 🙂
Very delightful rhyming – and beating Roger was indeed an unexpected thing 🙂
Thank you, after beating this opponent six times,
he must have felt sorry and let him win at least once. 🙂 🙂