Penalty Shoot Out Poems | Examples


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2000 and One Two Three

Take me back to 2003 
the world in front of me 
at the age of just 18 
naive exploratory 

athletic grungy 
high or grumpy 
girlfriend hunting 
drink drug slumping 

fresh faced and firm 
breezy absent concern 
working out for the burn 
rewarding spliffs in return 

Hangover..... what's that? 
get smashed, get back, 
no course, no track 
no thoughts, no facts 

Limp Bizkit Linkin Park 
Who Let The Dogs Out our bark 
Eminem topped the chart 
subwoofers rocked the cars 

3 Lions on my shirt 
penalty shoot out hurt 
Red Rose on my shirt 
England beat the Earth 

2000 hid the beacon
01 my sport was peaking 
02 girls heavy breathing 
03 now lets repeat it

Tommy's Tale

My Dad's in the Army
With Danny's Dad.
And they're coming home.
Danny's my mate you see.
When my Dad gets here,
We can catch up on XBox,can he beat my score?
Have a kickabout in the park,penalty shoot out.
Wiggins against Cavendish on Centre track.
Mum's just come off the phone.
My Dad should be here in a few days.
But Mum says
Danny's Dad's not coming home this time.

Triumphant Soccer Match

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The night the mighty Ranger,
A soar into the turquoise sky;
Tears of joy dripped onto Scotland
As they whipped Fiorentina.

The flame of victory swayed all night,
The sound of the bagpipes echoed to England,
Unending till the next sun blossomed;

The melodious chants of their fans, 
Ever, dweled in the heart of Glasgow.
Ranger,now, survive another day to fight for glory.



***RANGER WON ON PENALTY SHOOT OUT
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