Simon “Hurricane” Hudson prowls the snooker table Like any good mixed metaphor would. A modern day Pythagoras He triangulates his shots.
Meanwhile his rival, lion-heart "Rocket" Richard, Not to be confused with Lionel Richie, Is on his mobile Googling How to play the perfect “snooker”. And the two Perfect Pauls Discuss the latest football, While “Whirlwind” Wendy sits in judgement, Knitting the night away.
At long last Simon plays a stroke!!! And rattles those unrelenting jaws Of that elusive pocket yet again.
The game rolls on. But where the hell is Simon? The clock on the electricity is running down But where is Simon? Where is he? He’s at the bar Telling barman Nick how Rochdale Will win The Cup one day.
Hurray, he’s back to play again. Cascading planets collide into new orbits As they did in the Primeval Solar System.
We play on, Safely keeping those precious ***** Away from those black holes They call the “pockets”. We try to pick our shots (At those pockets lol) But all we keep potting Is that white one. Maybe we should switch to Billiards, Or *** some plants instead.
Paul Butters
Friend Wendy challenged me to write poems about socks and snooker. So here's the second part of that challenge.