A Ha'Sonnet Will Do
Time goes by fast Pedal harder Pull what's amassed in my larder Down in a tuck showing some pluck to trial with style
Image of time trial rider Connor Swift in first stage in Copenhagen Denmark of 2022 Tour de France courtesy of A.S.O./Charly Lopez at Tour de France Media Area free of rights pictures.
Words © Stephen W. Buchanan 2022
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The riding’s hard while team’s assert staying on guard for crashes hurt The peloton keeps racing on Can’t miss Paris
© Stephen W. Buchanan 2021
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The guard had changed The sky fallen Hopes rearranged in a tailspin Their mountain fast crumbled at last and sun grip done
Photo Credit: Le Tour de France 2020, Thématique : Etape 15 – Lyon / Grand Colombier, Photographer Alex Broadway – A.S.O./Alex Broadway
(C) Stephen W. Buchanan 2020
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For those wondering what this poem is about, on the fifteenth stage of Le Tour de France 2020, Egan Bernal, the 2019 TdF winner, of Team Ineos Grenadiers (formerly Team Ineos and Team Sky), a young Columbian rider who is a natural in the mountains, was left behind on a mountain stage where it was predicted he would take the lead and yellow jersey of the race. His team has always been good in the mountains, and riders for the team won seven of the last eight TdFs. It will now take an enormous effort for Team Ineos Grenadiers to win the lead from Team Jumbo Visma.
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