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Best Striker Poems

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Premium Member My Sin Is Great But God's Grace Is Greater
MY SIN IS GREAT BUT GOD'S GRACE IS GREATER

My sin is great but
God's grace is greater
Your sin is great but
God's grace is greater
I may have...

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Categories: striker, community, engagement, feelings, forgiveness,
Form: Pastoral



More Important Than Life Itself
On some English grass
On a piece of land forever England
Warriors of the realm
Take holy orders, on their Fathers grave
To defend the honour of their local...

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Categories: striker, friendship, funny, sports, fear,
Form: Free verse
A Fight Song
When it takes certain darkness to truly see light, 
  or a butterflies wings flap can swing with great might,
Dare say true pleasure's joys...

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Categories: striker, anger, destiny, devotion, future,
Form: Enclosed Rhyme
Premium Member Messi
Argentina's son, a lineage to immigrants
shaped by boyhood aspirations 
diminutive left foot striker
taunted "dwarf" in childhood 
his growth hormone deficiency 
    ...

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Categories: striker, inspiration, soccer, sports, star,
Form: Free verse
Shattered Dream
SHATTERED DREAM

Rated the wise and best striker of the under nineteen’s,
On the playing field, left opposing defenders with headaches,
Rival coaches, trainers and fans with heartaches,
And...

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Categories: striker, sad,
Form: Sonnet



Premium Member World Cup Clerihews
An English goal scorer,named Kane
in Russia '18 found world-wide fame.
With six goals,he has the Golden Boot
for with both head and foot,he could shoot.

a striker,one,Christiano Ronaldo
In...

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Categories: striker, football, people, soccer, sports,
Form: Clerihew
3
Waiting waitng...... 
For the all-mighty godot 
godot godot.....I ask myself 
Where are you? 

I have searched the 
tempestuous seas 
I have toiled the arid desert...

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Categories: striker, anger
Form: Didactic
Premium Member God Loves Me
No matter what you've done
 in the past
I was in Idolatry, greed, covetousness, love of money, 
I was Complaining, not loving God full of gluttony,...

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Categories: striker, corruption, encouraging, engagement, faith,
Form: Dramatic Verse
Plague Presence
https://m.soundcloud.com/user-921599710/plague-presence

Planetary conjunction, behold catastrophe, o’ trembling earthquake
Afore thy outbreak, for terror has struck – omens of bad luck
Of rats aboard large ships of trade
Black Death,...

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Categories: striker, children, history,
Form: Free verse
Iwas Just Reading Your Felixstowe Magazine and Kesgrave Afc
>I was thinking of writing a letter to the Felixstowe radio, well the people who run it, not the radio itself.  That would be...

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Categories: striker, cool, dog, football, fun,
Form: I do not know?
Her Eyes Were Like Fireflies
Her fireflies eyes ,
Melted my heart of stone and turned it into dust ,
Dust  carried by the wing of the wind
from desert sand of...

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Categories: striker, life,
Form: Free verse
Moon
This night fate had been decided in the moonlight
As the bread winner had answered to the doomed call-
The compulsory striker had kicked to his goal...

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Categories: striker, adventure, allegory, dark, death,
Form: Free verse
Downside of a Writer
They say Im a lover but I know I can also be a fighter/ 
Im living in darkness today knowing tomorrow ain't going to get...

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Categories: striker, on writing and words,
Form: Alliteration
And the Sage Scattered His Mouth
When you’re in Africa be African
The power of crocodile is in the water
Life’s a fog; eat the wisdom of the sages
The ineducable carries shame in...

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Categories: striker, africa, allegory,
Form: Sonnet
Premium Member Question Did God Forgive Them- Not For Us To Judge Them-
There’s an aborted child at the gate in heaven;
WHO AM I
He’s just been murdered because the woman and government has the RIGHT
Now…
Just
WHO AM I
Knowingly, justifiably
Fulling...

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Categories: striker, abortion, abuse, analogy, character,
Form: Dramatic Monologue

Book: Reflection on the Important Things