You will not sink me. No no no. Call out all you want I will defend what is mine. I'll sink you before you can destroy me. You will see. You will learn. I'm not that easily sunk. I say this too soon as my lips reluctantly part. You've sunk my battleship The pieces then fly red and white into the air to then rain down upon us. You stare down at my clenched fist amongst the many ships once in order Once in line. And, I ask the question that hangs in the air How can we be friends when your strategy is to destroy my fleet? You say it's just a game. Just a game? Just a game?! Am I some sort of loser to you? I leave you to clean up the tiny plastic pieces of our relationship. Your last words ring in my ears. Eat a Snickers, Man
A poem written for GISH a scavenger hunt. One of the items asked to write poetry based on board games. I decided to be overly competitive and a sore loser. Channeling my inner Monica from Friends