Art Basketball Poems | Examples

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Kaleidoscope

Kaleidoscope 

A man unsure of how to address women
walked into a tube of colored glasses
and bits of painted paper.

he was brought up as a Presbyterian, were
women were held in high esteem
wore long gloves when going to a ball.

He thought the color in the kaleidoscope
where tartish-like women dressed in red
standing on the pavement near a bar.

Yet he felt drawn to the colorful women
they exited him, unlike the young women
who looked dowdy at the church.

He thought of sin and a moral dilemma 
should he pay a woman in a red dress
see what it was all about, the sex thing?

He did and had a hell of a time; he did
time and time again until the day crabs 
danced on his eyebrows.
© Jan Hansen  Create an image from this poem.


Love Jones

Before my first kiss or chivalrous embrace
A throbbing pulse in my heart started to race
Sweetly, my love for you began to grow
Knickerbockers I love to watch and I never miss The Lake 
     Show
Every time I see you, inhale you and hold you in my hands
This sweet sensation I feel most will never understand 
Baseball is cool and I like the 'old pig skin'
An all-American pastime that warms my heart and makes    
     me grin
Love Jones I got for this beautiful brown round thing
Love Jones I got it, and it's not just some fly-by fling

Premium MemberBasketball Of Poetry

Ball moving around
Aiming at the basket so round
Shots made, near or far
Keeper of the ball, holding a jar
Endless thoughts of poetry
Throwing the ball in words of artistry
Buzzer-beater you write and shoot
Assist and hoop in the circle of moot
Lay ups you turn or twist
Long shots you write, release or miss

Out of the many words you pen
Fumble or great, you drive underneath
  the basket of wren

Poems from your mighty heart
On the freethrow-line you dash and impart
Entries of undying perspiration
Tokens of incessant inspiration
Reminiscences of your works of art
Your poetry in motion never depart

Align Your Intuition

ON... MY MISSION ... EVERYDAY... VISION.. HOPING... AND WISHING...LISTEN...ALIGN...
YOUR... INTUITION... MY AMBITION... IS TO GET IT!! BELIVE IT HARD TIME AND PAIN I DONE LIVE IT UP.IM STILL FIGHTING. SO NEVER GIVE UP STAY UPLIFTED ON A MISSION MY MIND IS ON A MISSION I GOTTA GET IT.GET YA RICHES.MY MIND IS ON A MISSION. 

NEVER GIVE UP!! NEVER GIVE UP!!
GET YA RICHES!! GET YA RICHES!!
GET YA RICHES!! GET YA RICHES!!
NEVER GIVE UP!! O WITH GOD
THERES A WAY! AND REASON!!
PURPOSE FOR EVERYTHING!!
THERE'S HOPE AND FAITH!!
AMENDMENT!! JUSTICE 
PLEASE PEACE!!
REMAIN REAL TRUE IN GOD!!
O SHIELD! LEAD AND
COME THROUGH. STAND STRONG
HOLD ON! WHEN A HOPELESS.AND LOCK FOR HOPE AND PEACE!

I Found Me , Thanks To All Selfish In My Life

_*I FOUND ME , THANX TO ALL SELFISH IN MY LIFE*_

In the era of egomania
I nourushed lossing someone phobia.
I cried for those; who laughed at me
I convinced them with my down knee
I chassed them, I begg them
I kept the stone and terminated gem
 Now I learned how to survive , 
I found me , thanx to all selfish in my life 

I have skill for art , stydy, dance and writing
for shake of their attention i was blighting
I was crying whole night
left the bright colour and stayed in dim light
where there is no value of my existence 
but now I choose to enhance 
See, I learned how to survive
i found me , thanx to all selfish in my life


Freedom

Fester the frog never got his great kiss,

but he would bless his sweet lily like the newton blessed the fig,

along came a fish who also really wanted his,

but it only made fester laugh because he knew he could still swim.

The Night

i was the night you had to be there at first so it wouldn’t have a problem if it was wasn’t too bad much but ya it was really just a lot little bit of too much done to you get to the point where you got it yourself and then your mom dad and you i then i was a good day i was the a good chance day to go come out and then go back and then get back in and then get to work on a time to
© John Smith  Create an image from this poem.

Say Them

There are three  words we overuse
Or at times refrain
There is such potential in them
They bring you close 
And make you or the person special
Three words n eight letters
All of us have used them
Not using them can be deadly
Letting them not slip
Letting the times pass you by
Will make you hard hearted
Flowers will bloom in spring
What is the fun if don't use these
Soon winter will come
The words you wanted to say 
Will now be 
Three words n nine letters
I loved you.

B5-Poem 25 a Thankful Life

POEM 25 A THANKFUL LIFE 


CHRISTIAN SHOULD NEVER TAKE 

ANYTHING FOR GRANTED. 

IN EVERYTHING CHRISTIAN DO 

IT FOR JOY, LOVE AND HAPPINESS; 

CHRISTIAN SHOULD ALWAYS THANK GOD 

FOR HIS WONDERFUL BLESSING IN 

OUR DAILY LIVES. 



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The Hermits Request

in a far off place
 gone from all known accepted civilization
 lived a man caught in his own world
 had a hut with green moss
 In the evening he prepared a table with a goose & port
 was a hunter and gatherer to the outdoors
 captured his imaginative thoughts on a scroll
 day and night he would often pray to God
 alone in his silence he had a quaint encounter with a visitation
 an angel appeared at the edge of his bed
 thoughts were swirling inside his head
 the angel said, "God has heard your prayers".
 one word from his lips and his world turned around
 left to his own devises he would fail
 yet with the help of God he would set sail
 the hermit decided to go into town
 to see if there were others like him around
 there is a barren hill lived a nice lady named lily
 she was nice but awfully silly
 fir it was there he had made his match
 was yhis to much to ask
 the pair fell deeply in love together
 the hermits' request was answered
 They lived happily ever after

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My Prayer

My Prayer

Dear Lord, thank you for today;
 Walk beside me, all the way
 Keep me safe from all that would
 cause me heartache, if it could

 Guard my eyes and ears, and lips
 Give me strength, to come to grips,
 With each problem I must face,
 And some courage, just in case

 Help me, Lord, to make amends; to those I may have hurt
 So often without thinking, remarks I make, or curse
 Teach me to be sensitive to other person's needs
 That I may speak with kindness, and follow with this creed

 I count that day, as wisely spent;
 In which I do some good,
 For someone who is far away
 or shares my neighborhood

 A day devoted to the deed
 That lends a helping hand
 And demonstrates a willingness
 To care and understand.

Reflection

A rarity indeed,
 Certainly a strange expression this day in June
 The sun breathes light upon the newly softened ground
 A sunset, awe inspiring, halts me in progress

 I reflect, stare, gaze in quiet contemplation
 Peace befalls me, calms me, envelops me
 In my mind's eye I see memories,
 Special times shared

 Pink flows to purple
 This time, this place slowly fading
 Please don't go. But, alas, I know you must
 it sets
 Turning inward
 Sadness

 Choices, decisions all done and finished have led me here
 here to this place of reflection
 Old times gone, right and wrong have led me here,
 Here to this place of reflection
 certainly a strange expression this day in June
 A rarity indeed

Solitude

Solitude

whispers
 a rain drop
 quietness
 seclusion
 look inside we have nothing to hide
 a premonition
 seclusion

 the woods
 through the forest we see a glimmer of light
 the absence of the good brings on the bad
 Surrender to the force
 quick conclusions will often lead the best of us astray,
 the wisest move in life is but to wait
 otherwise are galloping emotions run away
 like horses at the gate
 spirituality
 alone

Two Feet

Two Feet

She can remember, the days they walked down the beach
 Two boys, one girl, six little feet
 The girl showing her, all one had found
 one boy, enjoying, just running around

 The smallest, just walking, not making a sound
 Suddenly, it caught her eye, the sic were four
 Silence, world stopped, a mother's heart tore
 Some asked, young and old, anyone one could see

 Her desperate search for two little feet, felt like eternity
 With despair in her heart, she looked to heaven to pray
 her world begun turning, he was walking her way
 Yes, there he was, walking hand in hand

 with what had to be, an angel of a man
 Each and everyone, could see the joy, sorrow was gone
 For she walked with two little feet, once lost, grew
 becoming a handsome man, marrying a beautiful wife, too

 When during the first month of the year, their love complete
 They held, loved, their own two precious little feet

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