Hockey Poems | Examples

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END OF AN ERA

CBC TO ME

SATURDAY HNIC

IS NOW GONE SADLY

Premium Member Old Hockey Stick

An old hockey stick
Cut off the broken bottom
Tennis ball affixed

A first grader said
“Looks like a thing-a-ma-jig
What do you call it?”

"Black mark remover
Is the name it’s been given"
"That is a cool name"

(You, custodians
Know exactly what it is
And what it is for)

Premium Member A Long Islander's Goal

Red light  

Shining bright  

Such the sight  

Twirling bright  

After a toothless fight  

Sticks and pucks  

What's a Canuck?  

Many asked  

Listening to the Islander perform winning tasks 

Potvin was the man  

In demand  

Waiting for John Sterling’s winning command  

“Islander Goal, Islander Goal”  

Coming from the ice that was cold  

Trophy lifted, five times in a row  

While Rangers bowl  

Throwing strikes  

John Sterling manned WMCA’s mike  

Replacing Simone  

Who was hanging up his phone  

Wanting to hear  

Nassau Veteran’s cheer  

Near  

Hofstra where the Jets train  

And never complained  

Since Broadway Joe  

Headed to a Hollywood show  

Knees were saying, “time to go” 

Sadly, Stanley Cup was too violent for regular routine TV  

And that is why we appreciate John Sterling’s decree  

When Trottier did his thing  

And Chico was the goalie King  

Who was there?  

John Sterling’s enthusiastic flair  

Bringing victories home  

For those alone  

Enjoying the Cinco mayo championship run  

Entertaining and fun


Premium Member Hockey Mishap

The score was even, nine to nine.
Coach said they were doing just fine.
	The Ref tripped and fell,
	released a fierce yell,
"Stick that puck where the sun don't shine!"

PLAYOFFS

PLAYOFFS START TODAY

BASKETBALL AND HOCKEY YAY

HAVING A GREAT DAY

Premium Member usa hockey

usa hockey
gold even sans Russia 
spread miracle whip


OLYMPIC HOCKEY

HOCKEY GAME TODAY

HOPE IT GOES CANADA‘S WAY

BEAT USA EH

Hockey Smile

I thought, 
"What would your father do?"

And I tasted the result

Copper and Wintergreen.
Bruises and Broken Teeth. 

And in its wake
I am left an addict.

Six meetings in and craving
my own blood,
wondering if always avoiding
someone or something

lets it keep the same 
control.

Water

Water,
Humble and kind,
Washes away poor's shelters,
The fearful vibrations of fate,
A doom.

Calvin’s Heart Beats Orange and Blue

In Edmonton’s chill, where the faithful stand,
Calvin cheers loud with a firebrand.
From Gretzky’s grace to Messier’s might,
He’s lived and breathed each game night.

He knows the legends—Kurri, Fuhr, Coffey—
Their names like verses in hockey’s poetry.
Now it's Connor, blazing past the pack,
And Draisaitl keeping defenders back.

With Bouchard’s blast and Skinner’s saves,
Calvin stands tall through losses and waves.
The past and present fuel his pride—
The Oilers' fire, alive inside.

A fan for life, through highs and lows,
He bleeds orange and blue—everyone knows.

Scott W.

Premium Member The Unfired Shot

“You miss 100% of the shots you don’t take.” ? Wayne Gretzky”

Where courage sleeps, and doubt begins to bloom,
There stands a chance, unseen, unheard, unknown.
A fleeting moment, poised to meet its doom,
Unless brave hands reach out and claim its own.

For in the realm of dreams, where shadows play,
And whispered fears may hold ambition fast,
A single shot, though missed, can light the way,
A lesson learned, a challenge bravely cast.

So let not trepidation hold you back,
Nor fear of failure dim ambition's fire.
For even when the target's mark is black,
The act of aiming sets the soul afire.

The Mourning Womb

My daughter Louisiana 
where did it go wrong ?
Why have you become so greedy 
Greedy that you feed on your own offsprings
Intoxicated by drinking the blood of your own children 
Your sister’s wombs are cracking with terror 
Because of what you do to their children
 
Isn’t America the peace maker a woman who every man admires her enchanting beauty 
Your breast feeds the young and old the rich and poor 
But why are the sons of California neglected their tear have created rivers  
Their wounds have deepened to form valleys,
their scars sing the song of survival and seek revenge 
My deaf ears hear cries from thousands miles away 
And my womb mourns day and night and my heart is drained by the weep
Those with expensive shoes on their feet flee 
the bear footed are left behind 
Peace be upon the sons and daughters of Louisiana.

Premium Member Canada 3 USA 2

America will not take my country ~ and it won't take our game

he knows my name

our father in heaven
whos  love is forever the same
how wonderful it is that you know our name
you know each struggle on the journey we make
you know every tear we shed every smile every thought
oh how your word will always remain
the one who called us
and knows our name Amen 

God loves you immensely (John 3:16), He thinks about you all the time (Ps. 139:17-18), and He knows your name (John 10:3).  Amen

isiah 43 v 1
But now, O Jacob, listen to the LORD who created you. O Israel, the one who formed you says, “Do not be afraid, for I have ransomed you. I have called you by name; you are mine.

he knows my name

our father in heaven
whos  love is forever the same
how wonderful it is that you know our name
you know each struggle on the journey we make
you know every tear we shed every smile every thought
oh how your word will always remain
the one who called us
and knows our name Amen 

God loves you immensely (John 3:16), He thinks about you all the time (Ps. 139:17-18), and He knows your name (John 10:3).  Amen

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