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Best Sports Fan Poems


Premium Member Baseball In Heaven
My grandfather and I had a special relationship.

When I was young we lived near his home in Baltimore.  But, my family moved away from 
Baltimore when I was five and we lived most of my life in another state far away from my 
grandfather....

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© Joe Flach  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: sports fan, familyfamily, grandmother, baseball, family,
Form: Narrative
Premium Member Eulogy For a Quarterback's Reputation
We're angry!  What sports fan can blame us?

There hasn't been one loss for Jameis

     But off-the-field ruckus

     Makes sportscasters muck us

Once famous, now Jameis just shames us






*Written about former FSU quarterback Jameis Winston's run ins with...

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Categories: sports fan, football, humor, sports,
Form: Limerick
Premium Member The Fan
There’s no nut torrid like a sports fan
He wants to see feats not known to man
Watching from his hot seat
While goliaths compete
For the top, the best since time began

© Oct 5 2010   Charles Henderson
    6 th in Linda's Sports Limerick...

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Categories: sports fan, sportssports,
Form: Limerick

Book: Radiant Verses: A Journey Through Inspiring Poetry



Basketball Poem
Invented in the 1890's 
A sport I played as a youth 
    Now I've got 
the
Brooklyn Nets on T.V. 
   Can one be a poet and a sports fan?
The answer of course is yes!
   There have been many...

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Categories: sports fan, basketball, death, poetry,
Form: Concrete
Principles of a Marine
Endings, 
Unwrap these
Crimsons. 

Leaves falling
Soon and I am 
Not the Catcher. 

But you, you
Sports Fan, 
Like the 
Lover chases
His tail, now. 

I do. 

And I pray....

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Categories: sports fan, death, desire,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Two Buckets
It happened without any action on my part.
All I had to do was just say, "Yes, I will go".
Moreover, it was not my dream, but my friend's.

However, from a child, I have been an avid sports fan.
My games of choice, and my childhood fantasies ...

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Categories: sports fan, giving, life, love, sports,
Form: Narrative



It's Rarely Sunny In Philadelphia
Being a Philadelphia sports fan 
 is like being a Hawaiian who likes icicles... what's the point

I barely remember the two years the Flyers won in the seventies
Now the Sixers in 83 that was amazing, but since then...nothing
When I was fifteen I seen the Phillies...

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Categories: sports fan, sad, sports,
Form: Free verse
Swimming With the Boston Celtics a Poem For Jealous Fans
I’ve never taken a swim with the dolphins
But I did swim with the Celtics 
One day in Miami
An odd celebrity encounter 
Just me and the team
Swimming in the same hotel pool— all together

The men had their shirts off 
Incredible beautiful bodies
Muscles, intricate tattoos, six packs...

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Categories: sports fan, appreciation, basketball, beautiful, sports,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Standard Man
Fully standard man
Come straight out the can
Right into the pan 
According to plan 

Sports fan
Sensible sedan 
Don't ask how it began 
Sleepwalking man 

In some kind of jam
Wonder where I am 
Think it all a big scam 
Malfunctioning man

February 24, 2018...

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Categories: sports fan, humanity, metaphor,
Form: Verse
Who Am I
I am 
a believer in the gospel of Jesus Christ
a redeemed child of The King
an enthusiast of end time prophecies
a patriotic Bahamian
a lover of Rake and Scrape, Junkanoo, Goombay and Calypso
a September baby
a beach lover
an ocean lover
a nature addict
an environmentalist
a lover of coconuts
a tour guide
a...

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© Mia Pratt  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: sports fan, identity,
Form: List
The Superbowl Hoopla
as a GMO gluten 
   and monosodium allow
wing glutinate free 
   NON SPORTS fan, holy cow
a gentle fear shakes, rocks, 
   and trembles thru every dDhow

ting fiber of me one hundred 
   and forty five pounds (give...

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Categories: sports fan, 12th grade, 7th grade,
Form: Epic
Who the Hell Do You Think You Are
I’m a recovering Catholic 
drug fiend and addict,  
a drunk, a thief and ex-con, 
musician, writer,  half assed poet, and fighter, 
a drifter, failed husband and father, 

horrible dancer, an excellent cook, Atheist, well read and a scholar, 
quick tempered, dog person, sports...

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Categories: sports fan, character, self,
Form: Rhyme
Outside Her Door
Outside a door
I stand.
Above my head
on a second
story landing
lives my soul-mate.
Plain, normal,
not of royalty.
One of sincerity,
creativity,
above all else,
loyalty.

Outside I wait
with mere fascination,
a strong attraction.
I only know her name,
bits and pieces of her life.
I know that she is single
yet to be somebodies
wife.
I know she is a...

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Categories: sports fan, people, uplifting
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Goodbye and Farewell
Is it pure greed that motivates them
Or could it be that they're insecure
That they are lost without it...
Do they really think anyone cares
about them 'going back to work'

Do they value publicity, fame
adulation and little boys' games
so highly that they're willing
to risk their very lives...

All these...

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Categories: sports fan, celebrity, goodbye, life, money,
Form: Prose Poetry
Premium Member a man of the cloth
Oh, to live the life of a fashion faux pas
Cursed by the anathema of dress codes
Choosing blindly the closest hanger
The shirt on top of the pile
That lonely pair of shoes
Hidden amid
Those “too comfortable” to toss
Ratty sneakers and feral boots
Jeans that had holes
Before it became fashionable
T-shirts...

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Categories: sports fan, clothes, fashion, fun, humor,
Form: Free verse

Book: Reflection on the Important Things