Long Lacrosse Poems
Long Lacrosse Poems. Below are the most popular long Lacrosse by PoetrySoup Members. You can search for long Lacrosse poems by poem length and keyword.
The Game of HockeyThe Game of Hockey
By Government decree, lacrosse
Is Canada’s national sport,
But in the hearts and minds of Canadians,
Hockey rules supreme.
Hockey is a winter sport enjoyed by Canadians since 1875,
When the game was first played, on...
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Categories:
lacrosse, hockey, sports,
Form:
Verse
Ode To a Tree - Synopsis - EpicI.
Espy, distinguish divinely made lively, lovely Trees
Unisex Trees, inhales carbon dioxide, then breathes
out for us humans, life given clean oxygen
Stout roots run deep, holding God's earth
Also, with you we were taught our first lesson
II.
Animals take...
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Categories:
lacrosse, adventure, beauty, earth, earth day, introspection, nature,
Form:
Ode
What HappenedWhen do we stop believing that we could become anything?
Remember the time in third grade when Mrs. Anderson asked us what we wanted to be when we had grown up?
How Susie said she wanted to...
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Categories:
lacrosse,
Form:
Free verse
ScrambledI remember you kissed me inside and out
Against he confines of a foreign couch
Drag your finger along my jaw line here
I love you so much. I feel like i'm going to get sick
I look around...
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Categories:
lacrosse, lost loveme, love, me, sky,
Form:
I do not know?
RitualRITUAL
The anthropology professor
said Iroquois ways were a fading reflection,
a cultural trace of a poetic narrative of indigenous
wisdom, tribal traditions that marry the spirit of
a primitive people to enduring kinship with the
earth and the sky
The...
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Categories:
lacrosse, spiritual,
Form:
Free verse
GraduationThe day’s hot-the wind like a convection oven
Blows hot air in our faces.
My cap and gown insulates me
Baking me like a potato wrapped in aluminum foil
I desperately fan myself and look around
My eyes search for...
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Categories:
lacrosse, childhood, education, farewell, goodbye, graduation, satire, school,
Form:
Narrative
The Dazed Dingo Dance ConcertoWhether working wallabies would weave waved warm wafers or whether wallpaper would wear walls is two times a question really. It is rational to assume that an ass jacket would dart over a yak and...
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Categories:
lacrosse, analogy,
Form:
I do not know?
Lorne Park DaysWhat good memories living with our parents and grandparents Dr.Wolf and Dr.Erika,
My sons Kirk and Erik and my younger sister Antje and I all lived together in the beautiful house.
My sons signed up for soccer,...
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Categories:
lacrosse, appreciation, blessing, children, family, god, grandparents, hockey,
Form:
Free verse
Ode To ChoresOde to Chores
By Brenda Kahn
When the Good Lord
In his wisdom, Hark!
Said “Separate
the light from dark.”
He surely didn’t
See that time
Would be a scarce
Resource to find
I throw my clothes-wash
In by person
Lest my crazed
Schedule worsen
If I did dark
Then...
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Categories:
lacrosse, family, home, marriage, mom, mother, mum, women,
Form:
Ode
A Poem For AntjeHappy Birthday to you, my dear sister.
You were just a little dolll when you were photographed with your uncle Walter..
I have seen you grow into a beautiful young woman,
Do you remember the days at our...
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Categories:
lacrosse, appreciation, beautiful, birthday, blessing, friend, god, grandfather,
Form:
Free verse
Artificial IntelligenceDecision making is an art
To make the right choice at the start
But now the robots have become the one
To find the truth begun and won
ChatGPT will write a student’s essay
Or a rousing speech to be...
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Categories:
lacrosse, future,
Form:
Dramatic Verse
Gravitational Gravitation With Or Without JalapenosA weapon based affiliation is neither a cat cavern or a divided field. Marshals could be described as marshmallows as they are often rounded mush balls. Often a cape is found staring at a...
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Categories:
lacrosse, animal,
Form:
I do not know?
My Profound Thousandth PoemMy Profound Thousandth Poem
Dedicated to England and also
world renown poet Terry Cooper.
England is exciting place to be
Will enjoy it in every opportunity
People of pageantry are such a site
Forty in Round Table and were a...
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Categories:
lacrosse, england, history, humor,
Form:
Couplet
Who Should I ThankYou may feel about the planet what
you feel about a great baseball team or band:
that once there was a moment when, unknown
to us at the time, we convened
and lost and found ourselves in what we...
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Categories:
lacrosse, baseball, business, dance, lost, music, silence, vacation,
Form:
Verse
The Old Manthe little old man
said i think i can
climb a big ole mountain
but then again on the other hand
ski diving seems like titan
or maybe i could tight rope walk
over the Grand Canyon
fall to my death i...
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Categories:
lacrosse, age,
Form:
Rhyme
Lacrosse BallTaken from an oak tree
Carved into a perfect circle
The first time ever thrown into the air
Caught, Cradled, Dropped
Scooped, Cradled, Passed, Caught, Dropped,
Scooped, Dropped
Scooped, Passed, Caught, Shot
An arrow pierces me
My fur stuffed into a spherical pelt...
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Categories:
lacrosse, life, lost, symbolism, wisdom,
Form:
Free verse
Round of ApplauseHere is my next sports rap poem. Jim
Round of Applause
Already now I must admit
What is it we have to hit?
How about homer with baseball
Not strike three they did call.
Why fool around and always fret
Should kick...
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Categories:
lacrosse, humorous, sports,
Form:
Couplet
Lore of LacrosseLORE OF LACROSSE
he plucks the eagle’s feathers
tucks them in his patient’s hair
cayuga’s legs and arms take flight
his eyes behold the heaven’s bright
a powerful bolt of lightening never rests
tossed to and fro with kindred brothers
seven men...
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Categories:
lacrosse, native american,
Form:
Verse
Waiting For the Season To StartIn the depths of a New York winter
I am waiting for the baseball season to start
My old man was a New York Giants fan
Even though he lived in Brooklyn
The Mets didn't...
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Categories:
lacrosse, baseball,
Form:
Free verse