Three Holed Ball
I woke up in a cold sweat
I rustled and tussled and fret
For I knew today
Would be the day
I had to go bowling.
It had been my biggest fear
For the better half of a year
I’ve been terrified of that three holed ball
Terrified of it thrashing and crashing on that small plastic wall
No matter how much I cried, screamed, and protest
I would reach my final test.
When the time had eventually come
My fingers were sore and numb
Knowing that I had to go
Knowing that I had to stow
The fear that was rising in my soul
Knowing that I’ll have to bowl.
I went up to take my turn
Praying not to crash and burn
The ball was rolling down the center
Oh cool I got a strike.
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