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Poetry in Motion at the French Open

NYT calls for tennis poems:

Got a French Open storyline you’re itching to put to verse? Send us your tennis poetry ... , be it a sonnet in iambic pentameter, haiku, free verse (which Robert Frost once likened to "playing tennis with the net down") or a simple couplet. One request: keep it short and sweet.

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