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Best Trampolines Poems

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Premium Member Our First Crush
There was a time when I was young,
My cousin Glenn and I,
Did fall in love with one young man,
Whose face and form were fine.

He had...

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© Judy Ball  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: trampolines, childhood,
Form: Quatrain



Premium Member Stoicism is the Key
In silence, when darkness 
envelopes the sky,
unlock the glass windows 
of your mind, 
forgive the stars
that veiled their silver,
for it is in times of 
confusion...

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Categories: trampolines, feelings, integrity,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Dilly-Dally of Dandelions
The base word “dally,” from old French used to mean to chat idly.

dilly-dally of dandelions - seeds on fire, blown
    downward. ...

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Categories: trampolines, angst,
Form: Free verse
How To Have Sex
Begin by swinging from chandeliers when home
Wear matching multicolored harlequin costumes
Equip yourselves with harmonicas and bazookas
Keep lubricants and trampolines near by for safety

Practice lunar landings...

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Categories: trampolines, crazy, education, happiness, inspirational,
Form: Didactic
Premium Member Hoppity Hopper
It seems I really loved to hop around,
 to have my feet come off, then back on ground. 
I got a pogo stick I used...

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Categories: trampolines, childhood,
Form: Rhyme



How To Do It
Do it without trying
Begin by swinging from chandeliers when home
Wear matching multicolored harlequin costumes
Equip yourselves with harmonicas and bazookas
Keep lubricants and trampolines near by for...

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Categories: trampolines, abuse, adventure, celebration, education,
Form: Didactic
Premium Member Attention Please
Please excuse typos, grammar, format errors, choice of words, syntax, tic tacs, tie tacks, big macs, cracker jacks, boring facts, silly tricks, pick-up stix, plots,...

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Categories: trampolines, word play,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Blue Moon Trees
BLUE MOON TREES

whistles and wings
love to cling
to branch trampolines.

like humans, they hanker
for adventurous voyaging.
here’s where the story takes flight.

you see, they wade and wander,
into the...

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Categories: trampolines, adventure, bird, dream, travel,
Form: Alliteration
Of Unknown Origin
Nylon waste is often akin to a brushed out stable, manger, or stall. But brushing the carpet is often a resemblance of a swirling cloud...

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Categories: trampolines, beach, beautiful,
Form: I do not know?
Premium Member Discard Flat Packs Have Faith
Discard Flat Packs Have Faith

There is a God of the Universe parallel that is and I call 
her freedom ‘Come into my space’ she seems...

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Categories: trampolines, god, universe,
Form: Personification
Premium Member My Last Real Toy
When I was really small, I loved my trike,
and then I graduated to a bike.
I also liked to skip, so mother bought
A jump rope that...

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Categories: trampolines, childhoodme, girl, me,
Form: Rhyme
Making Love
Making love is like a trip to the bakery
Sweet like pastry without the calories
Use spoons over forks and knives
It is like a ship with sails...

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Categories: trampolines, appreciation, encouraging, health, innocence,
Form: Free verse
Sleepover
The windows open to June-like breezes,
trampolines, piccolos, French-braided hair.
Another bag of kettle corn burns
in the microwave. I don’t care – 
I feel like turning the...

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© Robin Lane  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: trampolines, nostalgia
Form: Free verse
Trampoline Troubles
I decided to have an Andy Griffith moment with Tyler and Violet last night and brought them outside to check out the once every century...

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Categories: trampolines, animal, child, dad, father
Form: Narrative
Airborne Extreme
Arriving for my first visit, not knowing what to expect
Instantly awestruck at the plethora of trampolines
Ready to jump feet first into a new adventure.
Bouncing up,...

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Categories: trampolines, adventure, appreciation, boy, childhood,
Form: Acrostic

Book: Reflection on the Important Things