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Best Scrimmage Poems

Below are the all-time best Scrimmage poems written by Poets on PoetrySoup. These top poems in list format are the best examples of scrimmage poems written by PoetrySoup members


Fathers Are Wonderful People
Father’s are wonderful people
Too little understood 
And we do not sing their praises
As often as we should…

For, somehow, Father seems to be
The man who pays...

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Categories: scrimmage, fatherfather, father,
Form: Verse



Premium Member For the Love of Lexicon
My Mother taught me
how to see through language, 
paper was rare, iron ink wasn't free
so she sold some jewelry for porcelain lettering, 
and we clapped...

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Categories: scrimmage, dedication, history, passion,
Form: Epic
A Dark Man
This piece is dedicated with love to J.E. Gauthier, Jr. Active addict and father. 
Only by the grace of God may he be saved from...

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Categories: scrimmage, peoplewife, home, voice, dark,
Form: Narrative
Dreamscape
Falling acorns gather like pebbles on a beach
Floating leaves sway which are hard to reach
Blue jays sounding, seeking food to eat
Squirrels scrimmage in brigades, not...

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Categories: scrimmage, imagery, nature,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member The Coach
His is the whispering voice echoing within the athlete’s field of dreams,
The harkening leader, a teacher of strength and confidence, whom takes
The raw abilities given...

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© Cherl Dunn  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: scrimmage, adventure, baseball, destiny, football,
Form: Free verse



Premium Member The Sooner Recruit
Fifty years, boy and man, I’ve been a Sooners fan;
And watched thousands of recruits try to make my Sooners Team.
Often, I’ve enviously wondered what it...

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Categories: scrimmage, celebrity, character, childhood, courage,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Grit and Guts On the Gridiron - 1
Mud and leather
dirt and nerve
bloodied laughter
collision to serve,
distance, drive and demolition
battle axe ambition in the wild air
muscle and mind joined in steeled instinct, 
a stitched...

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Categories: scrimmage, america, sports, war,
Form: Epic
Back To the Future
Somehow silence provided perfect
conversation. 
Being at the right place, right time
undefined creation. 
Merry go round throughout the night
a game of confusion. 
Invisible connection
or an optical...

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Categories: scrimmage, devotion
Form: Rhyme
Super Bowl
Scrimmage upended linemen
Super bowl Sunday
The crowd roared, foot ball sailed high.

Receiver zig-zagged down field,
Ball spun overhead,   
Runner snatched in air— touch down!...

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© James Tate  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: scrimmage, sports
Form: Haiku
The Agony
It was all heat and sweat. Controlled
anger and subdued agony.
Driving themselves beyond known limits.
Pushing bone, sinew, and muscle.
Expanding capability, while honing ability.
Intimacy with a few...

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Categories: scrimmage, autumn, football, strength,
Form: Free verse
Walk a Mile In My Shoes
Let's go.....

I'm on a rough route to a righteous destination,
Tormented by the obstacles, blockin' my path
So I'm embracin',

All my miscreant guilt, blended up with my...

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Categories: scrimmage, hip hop, journey,
Form: Rhyme
The Crow
As i fly through the sky i believe i’m alive, this breath tonight.
is the First in my life, sun glistening as the setting brings the...

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Categories: scrimmage, africa, black african american,
Form: Blank verse
What a Revolting Development
What A Revolting Development
(Not by Groucho or Karl Marx)

Bernie with bent back grudges does carry
Decided to become another Revolutionary
Always knowing exactly what he meant
By this...

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© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: scrimmage, allegory, analogy, humorous,
Form: Couplet
A Beast of Chirality
I blink my eyes and then the world is gone. 

Open once again to see some peons upon the lawn.

They came to hear the Lion...

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Categories: scrimmage, anger, conflict, courage, hyperbole,
Form: Free verse
On the Edges of Reason Wondering
What provides comedians the gift of speech 
 uncensored with lessons that teach?
Their  open mindedness  provoking ease
 undeterred to speak as they please.

How...

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© DM Babbit  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: scrimmage, analogy, anxiety,
Form: Rhyme

Book: Shattered Sighs