When growing up, in mid teens
A 'scrawny' figure had,
I was exempt from 'sports class'
I was a skinny lad.
When working in a builders yard,
Sev'nteen to thirty one,
While times it could be stressful,
At other times, 'twas fun.
I did, though, gain some muscle power
Unloading trailers, large,
Ne'er noticed daily progress,
While hauling, free of charge.
From that went into 'caring'
Transferring human weight,
Though knowing how to, properly,
Easier than hauling freight.
Assisted moving humans,
E'en lifting twice my weight,
Knowledge of doin' it prop'ly,
No injuries, to date.
Bend legs, back straight, was how I'd trained,
It IS the way to go,
Soon muscles did get stronger
And they began to show.
Though wordmanship, it also grew,
With "C.Ross-words", to boot,
I'd play on words consistently,
Deliberat'ly, wrong word, put.
So where I once was 'puny'
With wordmanship, my fame
Did add "N" to description
And "punny" I became.
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