Long Sports Poems

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Olympic Ice Skaters

It must be strange to do your best
And find out what you never guessed – 
That critics find your style a bore
And so do judges, when they score.

You’ve practiced ‘til you couldn’t move,
Rejoiced, at times, when in the groove,
Watched every ounce that you would eat,
Rejected friends who’d want to meet…

Repeated jumps and spins and twirls,
Made sure your teeth were gleaming pearls,
Went over music, outfits, hair
In hopes you would be skating there.

And now at last, Olympics start;
You calm your nerves, control your heart.
You hit the ice, you do your best;
The judges, though, are not impressed.
Form: Rhyme


As Good As Your Attitude

I played sport with a boy my own age, 
his older brother was talented in an obvious way, 
He saw his brother thought that’ll be me one day,
he grew up to be someone who couldn’t play 

I used to hear stories of my brothers successes 
8 years between us always at different stages 
but I used to think I’ll grow up better than you 
and since we’re far a part all I can do is improve 

He won one county cup and a player award 
I won one county cup and two player awards 
but I played in two finals he only played one 
He won at the cricket but it had already been done
We won at the football and it had never been won 
took us into the Nationals against champions 

Pushing the boundaries in the way we compete 
at the time the best team to come out the city 
I won the award for the most improved player 
Because unlike my friend I knew I had to get better 

But I also played cricket as a summer time sport
And we reached the semi finals but sadly fell short 
I was player of the year labelled the prodigy
my friend was the prima donna and lacking the quality 

I guess the point is never take things for granted 
You have to keep working to gain the advantage.

How good you become is a reflection of attitude, 
There’s always more to do and all you can do is improve
© Nick Trim  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

If In Doubt About What To Do

If in doubt about what to do,
Start up yet another charity,
And ask donors to use their credit cards,
That should ease a conscience or two.

If in doubt about what to do,
Build an even bigger sports stadium,
That should take their mind off the housing shortage.

If in doubt about what to do,
Earmark millions for a purpose built children's playground,
Where they can exercise and lose weight after a hearty breakfast,
  courtesy of the local food-bank.

If in doubt about what to do,
Put in another 50 kilometres of cycle way,
That can withstand a 1 in 100 year climatic event,
In a city that is wind pron and on a major fault line,
Lack of road maintenance funds will justify the project.

If in doubt about what to do,
Don't forget to smile,
As you usher in a new era of prosperity.
Form: Burlesque

Premium Member October, When the Leaves Intensify

October, when the leaves intensify -
colored explosions: orange, yellow, red,
breezes to temper summer's heat draw nigh.

There's one last month of days with lightened sky
before our Daylight Saving goes to bed;
October, when the leaves intensify.

A campsite will my kinfolk occupy,
by hot bonfire we'll sing and break the bread,
breezes to temper summer's heat draw nigh.

So many sports events to satisfy
this fan: World Series appetites are fed,
October, when the leaves intensify.

The crisp night air, hot chocolate, pumpkin pie,
warm sweaters, gloves, and scarves become widespread,
Breezes to temper summer's heat draw nigh.

Sweet treats for trick-or-treaters who stop by,
the pirates, princesses, and walking dead.
October, when the leaves intensify;
Breezes to temper summer's heat draw nigh.

Written 12 July 2020
© John Watt  Create an image from this poem.

Trending Pallettes

Inventing Cusher Ball
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Botrytis she spoke of the need of these things
a tantilizing pleasure she spoke
the admiration of the tears a marvelous flute and
a beautiful  wine.
Veritel one asked as she then made reference
to the wine
which was made from the fruits of the feild
which type of grape she neglected to mention
her husband then spoke saying the Trebbiano Toscano
are stars of this show
which performance is pleasing and granduerous
the lingering flavor to the finish
which are appealing and perfection
the crispness of a frosty autumn moring
you can hear the sun and dew
crsiping up to a trebbainoish sound
the smiles of pleased persons mind you
smiles of satisfied palettes.
piano, strings and light percussion
they oven dried tomato's
 red bell peppers, jalapeno, green bell peppers
and  yellow squash, garlic, onions and two anchoive fillets(minced)
when the veggies were dried they sprinkled fresh parmesean and Mozzerella on a greased cookie sheet-cookie sized
and topped it with the dried veggies, baked until the edges were
browned. they decorated the salad
a salad that was topped with a egg yolk salad dressing(mixed with a oil based itailain dressing)
on romaine lettuce, croutons, boiled eggs,ham, grilled chicken
tomato's, olives, mushrooms, Soppressata
served with a grilled Alliagater Gar Fillet
a dessert of Key Lime Pie and Coffee.
Form: Ballad


Premium Member Ty Cobb Baseball's Past

OL'E TY COBB OF YESTER YEAR, 
WAS A GENIUS IN SPIKES, OR SO I HEAR. 

HE RAN THE BASES WITH A BURST OF SPEED. 
LIKE ADRENALINE JUNKY IN TIME OF NEED. 

STOLE SECOND BASE WITH HIS FOOT HELD HIGH. 
A SERIOUS THREAT TO SPIKE ONES EYE.

LIT UP THE CHARTS, WITH ALL HIS STATS. 
TRIPLE CROWN WINNER AND THATS A FACT.  

NINETEEN-ELEVEN (1911), COBB SET THE PACE.
WITH A FOUR-TWENTY(.420) AVERAGE, HE STOLE EIGHTY-THREE (83) BASE. 

LED THE LEAGUE IN TRIPLES FOUR (4)TIMES. 
HOMERUN KING NINETEEN-O-NINE (1909).

CHECK HIS STATS, HE LED THEM ALL. 
THAT TY COBB COULD PLAY BASEBALL.

THIRTEEN THOUSAND-0- SEVEN-EIGHT(13,078). 
NUMBER OF APPEARANCES MADE AT THE PLATE.

DON'T FORGET THE BASE ON BALL. 
TWELVE-FORTY-NINE (1,249)AND THAT'S NOT ALL. 

FOURTY-ONE HUNDRED EIGHTY-SIX (4,186)HITS. 
THE RESULTS OF THE WAY HE SWUNG THAT STICK. 

BATTING CHAMP ELEVEN (11) DIFFERENT TIMES. 
WON NINETEEN TWELEVE (1912)WITH A FOUR-O-NINE (409). 

LED EIGHT TIMES, IN TOTAL WITH HITS. 
LED STOLEN BASES WITH A TOTAL OF SIX. 

EIGHT-NINETY-TWO (892)TOTAL STOLEN BASES. 
IMAGINE THE LOOK ON THOSE CATCHERS FACES. 

TWENTY-TWO-HUNDRED FORTY-SIX RUNS. 
AFTER TWENTY-FOUR SEASONS, HIS CAREER WAS DONE. 

HE ONLY STRUCK OUT SIX-EIGHTY(680) TIMES. 
OVER TWENTY-FOUR SEASONS, THAT BLOWS MY MIND. 

HALL OF FAMER, THATS A FACT. 
WITH HIS NINETEEN-THIRTY-SIX HALL OF FAME PLAQUE. 

GEORGIA PEACH IS DEAD AND DONE. 
JULY SEVENTEEN  SIXTY-ONE. A 

A HUNDRED YEARS HAVE COME AND GONE, 
THAT TY COBB LEGEND, STILL LIVES ON.
Form: Epic

Water

11/11/16
"Water"


On land and in the water

Ores such as copper


The M.V. P. of the entire roster

Back in the day they use to call me Harry Potter

Show me a lady that can cook like Betty Crocker

I'll appreciate every meal especially the peach Cobbler

Showing her respect and honor

And treating her proper


My mind continuing to wander

What opportunity lies over yonder?

Something I could find out or just continue to ponder



No it's not ever cool to be a bank robber

Or suicide bomber


Of every rhyme I post, I am the author

In school was only a mediocre scholar

Objects assembled with screws and washers


Certains days shorter or longer 

Depending on the season the weather getting colder or hotter

Nearby in these waters exists otters

Where people fish in fresh and saltwater

For many things, like trout, crab ,salmon and lobster

Trees grown from seeds, with much more than hard work and a water dropper



No good in remaining to be somber

Got to prosper

By showing and proving what I got to offer


I love playing sports, even soccer

I'm a fan of any well made lager

And I've always had an interest in owning a dog that is a boxer

Fascinations in all species not just nightcrawlers


Never was the biggest talker


Just trying to become wiser and stronger


One day I just may own a chair that is a rocker

By: Dalton Ogletree
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Roy Halladay

He is a pitcher any Phillies fan would know.
He is Roy Halladay, who came in a trade with Toronto.
Yes he started his baseball career as a Blue Jay.
Why did the Toronto front office trade him away?
He made some history on the twenty-ninth of May.
Roy took a huge step toward the Hall of Fame.
Against the Florida Marlins, he pitched a perfect game.
Throughout this game during last summer’s pennant chase,
not one Florida Marlins batter reached first base.
Roy accomplished something many would consider hard.
There were twenty-seven batters retired on the score card.
There was an even greater accomplishment he scored.
Roy was the recipient of the Cy Young Award.
A man presently at the top of his game,
we will see his bronze plaque at the Hall of Fame.
Form: Rhyme

Kieran Tscherniawsky

Kieran has a lot to do with Stoke Mandeville, 
As he has Cerebral Palsy, born in Boston town, 
He wants to be a fitness instructor for his till, 
And is hooked on throwing discus, his crown. 

He was born on the 18th of January in 1992, 
And in 2011 in the F33 category of the discus,
He became the junior world champion new,
To qualify him for the London 2012 Para bus.

Sadly he came 10th with 925 points only in total,
But he just cheered on his hero, Dan Greaves,
And then in 2013 he threw a PB at full throttle,
Of 31.51m, in Chester & Manchester leaves.

Due to the meets in Stoke Mandeville’s grounds,
He’s heading for Rio to use that residual muscle, 
Which he developed in prior powerlifting sounds, 
To beat the rest of the field without much tussle.
Form: Quatrain

Bank Day Rassling Saturday Nite

Everybody wants to be champion
Everybody got a plan
Everything's signifacent
Peoplez, my people!
Take your assignment
and task!
Get in line and do what's
asked of you.
Sh$t I have been doing that
This way since they let me
In here.
Hungry people, needs to eat!
And prices only fluctuate upwards.
Looked at Bizzy
He ain't got time for me.
Looked at dizzy, but he's under ah
Spell!
What ya'll talking bout?
Why me?
Papers and Promises!
Cheap talk, switch your
Candyass up outta here!
Get the prestige like
Ole Lou,
The belt like Brett.
Defend like Hogan.
The women like Flair!
When Sammartino
And Hansen
Gets me
Nick, your Bockwinkels due
Simmons and Bradshaw
Stonecold now what new.
I remember Dusty
The long blood we share
Bobo didn't take the strap
Ya'll act like we weren't
There.
Fluctuations, neocations
Man just get it done.
Work ain't hard
If you know what you're doing
Contract please!
Let's get it on !
Form: Ballad

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