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Cricket Poems - Poems about Cricket

Cricket Poems - Examples of all types of poems about cricket to share and read. This list of new poems is composed of the works of modern poets of PoetrySoup. Read short, long, best, and famous examples for cricket.
Premium Member CRASHBALL CRICKET just my opinion B
WHITEBALL.T20 contrived tip it &run cotton-candy*-cricket (*floss)...Read the rest...
Categories: cricket, sports,
Form: Alliteration
Cell
When I was in my personal cell, ...Read the rest...
Categories: cricket, 2nd grade, 3rd grade,
Form: Rhyme



Cricket Bat
Cricket Bat My old cricket bat stores all the divisions of geological time. ...Read the rest...
Categories: cricket, humor,
Form: Free verse

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I AM A CRICKET
I'M A CRICKET I feel like a cricket Tucked away in the thicket But with a brave mindset to put up new verses radiating with the rays Of the sun that rises in the deep west. Indeed I'm a cricket, So uprightly prostrate Dressed and...Read the rest...
Categories: cricket, 12th grade, allusion, analogy,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Autumn's cricket
bare legged cricket loudly speaks naked tall knees rub knee squeaky squeak ...Read the rest...
Categories: cricket, analogy, appreciation, insect,
Form: Haiku



The Cricket Stops
Hollow people masquerade  Down lonesome roads full of rock and bones Never finding what they don’t know they’re searching for… Under the silent moon the cricket stops Leaving the table too soon The blood drops Hollow people start to fade Reality drifts farther...Read the rest...
Categories: cricket, goodbye,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Famous People Limerick Contest Rejects
There once was a man named Galileo. To him, scientific knowledge we owe. He was the brainy inventor who said, "the earth ain't the center." I guess that was his basic ideo. There was a lady named Cleopatra. She was...Read the rest...
Categories: cricket, humor,
Form: Limerick
Premium Member Neither Cricket Nor Croquet
Discriminating palates garnish salads with shallots But when eating croquettes avoid mallets ...Read the rest...
Categories: cricket, food, games, giggle,
Form: Rubai
Gulp! What Did You Swallow?
gulp! ahurr ahurr ahurr “I swallowed a cricketer” he shouted with a cough but, we asked, in a joking scoff “do you not mean a cricket?” then to our amazement and in the very next minute he regurgitated a bat! which promptly flew back...Read the rest...
Categories: cricket, fun, funny, humorous, nonsense,
Form: Light Verse
Premium Member Cricket Match in Battersea Park
Cricketers playing on the lawn White figures on the grass The rhapsody of ringing phones Is heard as passers pass It’s just the picture of a large Idyllic sunny day Uneven shadows on the marge Are also in the play No pawns...Read the rest...
Categories: cricket, humor, peace, senses, sports,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Says the Cricket to the Thunder
Hold me low, pin me under Says the cricket to the thunder In vibration intonation Sacred sonic open eyes Under fern and forest flurry Fits of fire feed the fury In the garden of the...Read the rest...
Categories: cricket, courage, dream, mystery,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Elongated Cricket
Elongated cricket did a two-step dance He had learned in the south of France He is dapper and distinguished my cousin said. I rolled my green eyes to the back of my head. He’s a cricket! A bug, nothing...Read the rest...
Categories: cricket, 10th grade, 11th grade,
Form: Rhyme
To wither in a wasteland
We go crazy in the head, when you lie with lie in bed. All are green lights, you don't see red ! No conscience cricket chirps in your calm corrupted head. To wither in a wasteland, we are...Read the rest...
Categories: cricket, betrayal,
Form: Rhyme
Sun Sets
It was in the month of December, evening. ...Read the rest...
Categories: cricket, 10th grade, sunset,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member The England Captain Throttled a Koala
And why not? The Lucky country Bodyline Human skittles Murder Incorporated Swing lube I sit with friends and We put Together our greatest XI To face Mars My father shouts, "That's out!" And the umpire gives it My son reads The Beano and is...Read the rest...
Categories: cricket, my child, mythology,
Form: Free verse

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