Hurlers Poems | Examples


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Premium Member Hurlers Beware

Hurlers beware, Ryan Howard is out there!
All the while, he can hit a baseball a mile!
Ryan is a threat, whenever he can get
his bat on the ball.  He can send it over the wall.
With a powerful swing, this man can do his thing.
He brings runs in bunches.  With contact, he crunches.
When Ryan hits a home run, other teams become undone.
He’s a pitcher’s nightmare as few would ever dare
to put the ball over the plate.  Their inevitable fate
would be to lose the game.  That would be a shame.
Just remember his name.  Ryan is headed for great fame.

Premium Member Reason Grandpa Writes

This syndrome they call Hurlers,  version MPS-1
I write to advise, alert all and to inform everyone
Their prayers are needed for the future of earth
Arrogance and greed must replace them with mirth

Believe in God's Heaven, your wishes will soar, 
to be heard by family inside heaven's door. 
Tell grandpa and grandma, my daughter, your son 
of raising your children in the Florida sun. 

The Great Spirit will listen, to the words that you speak 
and judge from your heart, if your spirit is weak. 
He will fill heart and spirit to carry the fight, 
through the darkness ahead, trust in the light 

For peace in the darkness, speak with your friends, 
know wisdom and guidance, will be what he sends 
Not fearing the darkness, enter it strong 
praying his answer will come with a song. 

Your wishes will soar to the heavens above, 
through family and friends about the one that you love. 
I'm not a prophet, seer or fool, 
just a man who lives by this earthly rule . 

Children are treasures, as I speak to the sky 
that they should enjoy life, long after I die. 
If wishes were horses, beggars would ride 
When prayers are answered, your children will thrive.

Premium Member Give Them a Miracle This Year

Two teachers were given this precious gift, with your guiding hands.
One daughter they named Mali and she has all your lesson plans. 

To choose the best for Mali, with all the fear and doubt you raised.
This gauntlet that was posed and run is a testament of their praise.

They have surmounted each obstacle and hurdle that was made.
With fear and doubt they have fought so, she won't be dismayed. 

Lets pray, a long life for this child, breathing this earths fresh air
Creating a deafening echo from all of us repeating the same prayer

I'm seeking a miracle for two teachers, a parents simple request
Mali wins life after BMT, defeating Hurlers Syndrome, is my request

That these two children grow together to live a long and happy life
Would be Grandpa's wish for his Christmas, in this world of strife


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