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Leaguer
Leaguer Poems - Poems about Leaguer
Baseball, Bible and a Boy
...~~ A Grandmother’s Memoirs~~ God, did indeed, more than bless me with jeweled, precious memories. And a family living so near. That’s no small thing, these days, when you only see family, onc......
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Panagiota Romios
Categories:
leaguer,
baseball, granddaughter, grandson, love,
Form:
Free verse
Ball Player Looked Like Owl With a Scowl
...never desire a reluctant umpire fire and retire had premonition determined by dimension what we must mention fielder looked like owl who was player on the prowl on face had a scowl old......
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James Horn
Categories:
leaguer,
allegory, analogy,
Form:
Haiku
The Ballpark
...The dream of every Little Leaguer in our town was to play in The Ballpark. The Ballpark was the diamond where all the Major League games were played. There were only four teams in the Major L......
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Bill Baker
Categories:
leaguer,
baseball, childhood, dream, emotions,
Form:
Free verse
Best Sports Poems Iv
...The best sports poems by Michael R. Burch, Part IV King Henry the Great by Michael R. Burch Long live the King! Send him victorious, happy and glorious, long to reign over us: Long liv......
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Michael Burch
Categories:
leaguer,
america, baseball, basketball, boxing
Form:
Rhyme
Why Not a Spelling Cow
...Why is it a spelling bee, not a spelling cow? Well, hey, she said. Let’s not be silly now. A spelling bee makes sense in what way? I have to ask this non-thinker, Miss Jay. Stuck with her for a w......
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Caren Krutsinger
Categories:
leaguer,
2nd grade, 3rd grade,
Form:
Rhyme
Have An Alm In Palm of Hand and More
...Have an Alm in Palm of Hand ?So how about this poem in your hand's palm, While some poor person had sought an alm; For poor pegging While begging, Hoping that weather continued to be calm. ......
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James Horn
Categories:
leaguer,
allegory, analogy,
Form:
Limerick
What I Will Look Forward To and More
...What I Will Look Forward To and More To a great future I had looked forward, And up for me many things He stored; Many smiles, By the miles, That includes love given from my Lord. Jim Hor......
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James Horn
Categories:
leaguer,
allegory, analogy,
Form:
Limerick
Balls At a Bowling Pin
...Balls At a Bowling Pin A big leaguer he had always been; Liked throwing balls at a bowling pin; Which game played can be confusing, Whether you are winning or losing; Will neither play either ......
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James Horn
Categories:
leaguer,
allegory, analogy,
Form:
Limerick
Remembering Neethu Panicker - Chapter 1
...(A Life Worth Living) Chapter 1 Seems I have to accept you are gone from my life Though in truth you were really a minor Who became major leaguer, in spite of the facts, On the day that yo......
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Brian Johnston
Categories:
leaguer,
death, friendship, journey, life,
Form:
Verse
Cynosure
... Cynosure Umm..cynosure... what does that mean? Oh yes, I see...something supreme. Like dignitary, celeb, sight; a focal point, or nucleus. A stunner, prodigy, limelight, a t......
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Sandra Haight
Categories:
leaguer,
meaningful, words,
Form:
Rhyme
First Fantastic Poem In Series
...My Continuous Incredible Poem Series is dedicated to Will Rogers, Robert Frost and Ogden Nash who I forever will admire and use as examples to follow. With them as examples how could any of your......
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James Horn
Categories:
leaguer,
funny, humorous,
Form:
Blank verse
Raising Peregrines
...an Arabian sonnet Raising up a falcon brood – bucolic, one becomes extremely melancholic. Yesterday a clamor vitriolic told of eyas’ danger diabolic. Trying panacea called a mixer feeding drops of ......
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Reason A. Poteet
Categories:
leaguer,
adventure, bird, bullying,
Form:
Sonnet
Nine Year Olded Pristine Giant
...PRECIOUS CHRISTINA TAYLOR GREEN, WAS A SILENT, BUT FRESH AND UNTOUCHED, YES! SHE'S A PRISTINE HERO FOR DEMOCRACY. SHE ENTER OUR LIFE TIME WHEN THERE WAS A FEROCIOUS ATTACK ON OUR DEMOCRACY. NO......
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Elijah Prophet
Categories:
leaguer,
allegorylife, life,
Form:
I do not know?