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Joggers Poems - Poems about Joggers


Traffic Safety

Drivers pay attention, you need to be more attentive, aware and alert
Distractions are very dangerous resulting in somebody getting hurt
Reckless drivers have drivers, walkers, joggers, and cyclist in a panic
Now leaving home for an drive, jog, walk, or ride can end in a tragic 
There's plenty of areas to pull over to handle what can
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Categories: joggers, grief, perspective, sad, truth,
Form: Rhyme

Smiling At Strangers

Smiling at strangers, or saying hello
passing the time, on my walks down the street
with mixed responses, from those you don’t know
some stare at their phones or else at their feet

Joggers those nodders, take you in their stride
focussed on fitness, or some sort of race
barely acknowledge that you moved aside
they'll choose to refuse a look at
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Categories: joggers, 10th grade, hello, parents,
Form: Sonnet



Premium MemberSunday Morning Joggers

Goodness, I nearly lost my balance on the spiral seashells and broken sea stone chipping matrix.
My quaint obsession with marine life and that skyline paradox blossoming so tantalisingly,  might be a source of some unfortunate accident.
“Be careful, Hunter.”
A dramatic otherworldly start to our long cherished goal of novel writing?
Doing it as we take our
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Categories: joggers, age, art, birth, devotion,
Form: Prose

Joggers In Context

Murdead Whales... Come, Viles, to roo'n mankind; 
Messied Wonts and Voors, cling to grassied side-be-side;
Mersey's waves in vastest willeddest Summertime,
Merdrer's muggying Wives, jogst very lost in weedsy trashline.
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Categories: joggers, corruption, nature, river,
Form: Rhyme

Joggers Lament

the
trouble
with jogging
is that by the time
you realise how unfit
you are, it’s way too 
far to even think 
about walking 
back home
again
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Categories: joggers, funny, health,
Form: Shape



Premium MemberDie Hard Joggers

The jogging group just ran by
Donned in hat, scarf and glove.
Patches of snow still on the ground lie
Sent from the skies above
But it doesn't diminish the jogger's love.

They're laughing and chatting on the way
Enjoying fresh air and clear skies.
It isn't supposed to snow today
So today's run is their prize.
Let's hope the weatherman's wise.

They give me
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Categories: joggers, dedication, health, lifesnow, hope,
Form: Quintain (English)

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