Nadal Poems - Poems about Nadal

...Nothing lasts forever, But the best that we can do Is respect the writing on the wall And listen to our “true.” So Rafael Nadal will soon Retire from his sport And all his fans are saddened ......

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...The red clay’s staining all the socks, But Rafa’s aren’t there And yet, his fourteen titles Still remain beyond compare. Most years he gets to celebrate His birthday at the French. Today, th......

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...I should be watching Rafa In my Rafa hat and shirt, But Wimbledon is at a loss Because Nadal is hurt. He won the quarterfinals With an injury to cause Some pain when he was serving And it se......

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...The match was so exciting, No one clearly in the lead. Though Rafa won a tiebreak, Nothing else was guaranteed. The second set had started, Rafa sweating in the heat. While playing on his bir......

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...There were no thoughts of Covid Or of sadness or of snow But it wasn’t as relaxing As most Sunday mornings go. For I watched the Aussie Open And the finals had my fave Who provided the escap......

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...While watching some tennis, my telephone rang; My grandson was busting with news. My son asked, “You watching the Open?” I was, But a phone call I couldn’t refuse. I heard the instructions, “No......

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...Once there was a tennis player* From a town in Spain. Ever since he started winning, Clay was his domain. As he rose up through the ranks (He's number 1 today), Fans would clamor for a glimps......

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...La pau sempre Predicamos pau a la Setmana Santa, hem de predicar la pau al món en nacions, a les ciutats, entre veïns. hem de predicar la pau a la llar. Si prediquem la pau a la Setmana......

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...Two rivals meet after long time, The battleground set for a thrash, Defying age, not in their prime, They're geared up for a summit clash; It's a tense atmosphere down there, Stadium filled wi......

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...Nadal came out on top today, His eighth time at the French. He looked relieved and quite composed While sitting on the bench. And when that silver trophy Was placed firmly in his hands, A roar was h......

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