Eulogy For The Toronto Maple Leafs Poem by Richard Wlodarski

Eulogy For The Toronto Maple Leafs



Quinn The Mighty Eskimo spearheading
The lost and forgotten starving fish
Heart attack happening recurring almost dying
Fish cold in the winter's day of summer
Almost feeling the heat of the moment
Swimming into the abyss of failure

They, once warriors of an ancient time,
Lost in the remembrance of Troy
Wooden horses gifted for victory or tragedy?
For crying out loud...they had died way too young!
Human fish drowning treading water learning to survive

Quinn The Mighty Eskimo mentoring them all along
The Maple Leafs falling gently from the Tree of Life
Seeing listening feeling learning from Lord Stanley
Messengers from the sport of life imprinting empowerment:
Win or lose...play the game!

POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
It's been over half a century since this dynasty last won the Stanley Cup. They now hold that record! ! !
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