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Best Southpaw Poems

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The Southpaw
THE SOUTHPAW
By Roy Merritt

This kid has a helluva arm 
The coach he told the scout
And if we could get him 
to get it over the...

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Categories: southpaw, humor,
Form: Rhyme



Premium Member The Southpaw
I’m a southpaw,
one of those left-handed,
upside down,
have to curl my arm to write,
backwards individuals,
liv’in-the-left-life
in a right-handed world.

Think It’s easy, e.g., 
being a leftie?
Think again...
we’re out...

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Categories: southpaw, introspection, poems, poetry, psychological,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Another Five
THE ARTIST 

An artist from the city of Rangoon
Wanted to paint the crater's of the moon 
Packed canvas, brush and paint
Told his wife who did...

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Categories: southpaw, humor,
Form: Limerick
Mirror Horror
MIRROR    HORROR

Mirror, mirror on the wall
Is it me I see at all ?
I part my hair on the left every night
He parts...

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Categories: southpaw, funny, hair,
Form: Couplet
Genocide
They're trying to decapitate the hood magistrates,
with fabricated reasons for treasons
It's the season that we evaluate and saturate,

All those who maneuver with a false mind,
Hood...

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Categories: southpaw, abuse, africa, betrayal, black
Form: Rhyme



Tug Mcgraw
Frank Edwin was his real name.
This southpaw went on to garner fame.
With great accomplishments and few regrets,
he became the closer for the New York Mets.
This...

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Categories: southpaw, baseball, dedication, tribute,
Form: Rhyme
Blue Things
 
Just look up with either eye.
Do you see the color of the sky?
See those eggs inside the robin’s nest.
One is like all the rest.
Look...

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Categories: southpaw, nature, people,
Form: Rhyme
Memories of Mother
Mirthful memories of stitches and axel grease,
Kennel Clubs and snicker doodles.

Memories like colors, collected on an artist’s palette,
Stirred with southpaw patience,
Finding her backward child upright,
On...

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Categories: southpaw, motherday, care, care, day,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Forbidden Valentine
Disturbed forbidden valentine 
you level me and that’s the draw;
I’ll be all yours if you be mine;

Your roughness I wouldn’t refine,
I eat up what’s enticing,...

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Categories: southpaw, dark, horror, valentines day,
Form: Villanelle
Lord Willing
Lord willing
I'm gonna get it by any means
Bust my hands up and nights I lose sleep
I'm a get it even if I gotta bleed
Ain't no...

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Categories: southpaw, character,
Form: Free verse
Your Artistic Interpretations Regaled These Deux Mopic Eyes
(otherwise titled psalm to
Amelie Beth by Matthew Scott,
his genuine, gluten free and non GMO
poetic non fake appreciative guise.)

Ah, thee availed me reason to craft
a poem...

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Categories: southpaw, 10th grade, 11th grade,
Form: Enclosed Rhyme
Premium Member He Is So Cute
WE rush to hospital, to the maternity ward : OUR first GRANDSON.
The SON of MY SON, wrapped up in blue : HE is so CUTE.
Pale...

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Categories: southpaw, children, son, thank you,
Form: Free verse
Cole Hamels
He is a San Diego native southpaw.
One of the best young pitchers I ever saw.
The Phillies chose him first in 2002.
In 2006 was his big...

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Categories: southpaw, dedication, sports,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Opening Day With a Little Delay
Opening Day with a Little Delay

Take me out to the ball game
 Of balls and strikes - bloopers and perfect games; 
 Basket catches, ERA’S,...

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Categories: southpaw, baseball, celebration, sports,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Discipline Works Wonders
~ Discipline Works Wonders ~


His parents tied his left arm behind his chair
So their poor little Gary wouldn't dare
To do such a sinister, such an...

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Categories: southpaw, conflict, parents, satire, teacher,
Form: Narrative

Book: Reflection on the Important Things