OverconfidenceA Poem by Ken PageOVERCONFIDANCE Once I drove myself up a road, with quite a heavy load, and my progress slowed, but upward I rode! Once I rowed myself up a creek, it was looking rather bleak, after nearly a week, when I got a leak, But I stayed on that creek! Once I pulled myself up a rope, it was greased with soap, I thought I could not cope, there really seemed no hope, But I went up that rope! Once I swam across a swampy lake, I followed in the wake, of a very large snake, my nerves began to quake, But I crossed that damned lake! Once I crawled through a thorny bush, in the Hindu Kush, like a cruel ambush, tearing up my tush. But I got through that bush! Once I crossed a wide morass, now I had courage and sass. I was made of iron and brass and ever swelling confidence! So, I jumped over a deep crevasse, the ice was as slick as glass. but I was full of much arrogance so, I fell, and I busted my a*s! © 2020 Ken PageAuthor's Note
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Added on January 13, 2020 Last Updated on January 13, 2020 Tags: poetry, absurd, funny, poem, things, think, confidence, overconfidence AuthorKen PageChattanooga, TNAboutI'm a visual artist who has tried periodically to write. But the latest period appears to have legs and I've been after it more consistently and seriously. more..Writing
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