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The Final Shot
  It was the middle of our season, when our team was at our prime
  Everyone was being rambunctious, and having sumptuous time
  But as we were progressing, the pace was lifting
  We were huffing and puffing and ready to finish the race
  
  But when we were almost done, we heard a vibrant sound
  Slightly after the bus pulled through,
  We could hear the shouts from the depths of the conveyance
  They were as big as giants, one by one they started to show. 
  They wanted our field but we would not go.
  So we made a agreement that whoever won
  Would keep our field for their own entertainment
  
  It was a harsh battle, going play after play
  But we were slightly touching the end of a very energy extracting day,
  They scored one more goal making it 21-21 with the clock still running fast
  So we organized a plan and the mood began to placate
  We raced out on the field almost as fast as usain bolt
  
  The play was simple, and organized well
  We passed a few times and I received the ball
  One last shot with 5 seconds left to go I heaved in the ball
  The last shot went straight up the gut winning us the game
  
  22-21 was the final score of the game,
  We were all being crazy and relishing the prominence.
  But at the end of the day we showed our respect.
  We shook the hands then sent them off,
  Knowing that we could have been the ones walking off grief-stricken.
  But we got lucky and came out on top.

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The piece is about a lacrosse championship that would have some serious consinquences if we lost.