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Sports Prose Poetry Poems

These Sports Prose Poetry poems are examples of Prose Poetry poems about Sports. These are the best examples of Prose Poetry Sports poems written by international poets.


KL Cool Cat Rahul and Panto Pant
Rat a tat tat..from the off…doff my hat to that.. rare..great hair and flair pair…the cool cat and crazy cat..

Teasing twang…of the Pant and anti...

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Categories: sports,



Jofra vs Burmrah the crown jewel duel
Is there any other sort of sport.. that can hold a candle to having to handle

Getting caught in the ripsnort onslaught scandal…as speedsters hold court

Fraught...

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Categories: sports,

Tale of Two Cities and Two Captains
Well what the Dickens is going on?
My choice as the greatest scribe and voice of our tribe
Charles not himself a cricketing man but definitely a...

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Categories: sports,

Premium Member FADING PHOTOGRAPHS
Memory-rejuvenating…
Though fading, they evoke exuberance 
of childhood achievements, verily delighting 
midst milestones of might, mercy and miracles
while emerging triumphant from falls
to gain high fives, surpassing...

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Categories: blessing, cheer up, christian,

Premium Member Be Great
I missed out on the movie star
but I met an American hero.
Oh how humble the paratrooper of yesteryear.
When I thanked him for his service, he...

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Categories: america, people, sports,



Premium Member Human Nature
Love, nurture – abandon, disown...

Love, nurture – beat, rape, murder...

Love, nurture – build cities, blow them apart...

Love, nurture – despise, hate...

Love, nurture – rip young...

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Categories: introspection, meaningful, perspective, philosophy,

Premium Member Lets Win the Racquetball Tournament
Let’s win the racquetball tournament Carlie said.
What she meant was “let ME win the racquetball tournament”.
My girl-next-door-charms usually hides my super competitive spirit.
This time was...

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Categories: 10th grade, 11th grade,

Premium Member Getting Old Is Fun Not Funny
I cannot wait to drive a sports car I thought!
Now I have a red one, it took me awhile.
Guys race to see what I look...

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Categories: age,

Premium Member September Pursuits
In our country’s 
calendar of events
September is replete with 
pursuits worth enumerating 
reminding me to bask in meaningful
involvements, optimizing God-granted strength
midst pressure, propelled by blissful...

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Categories: appreciation, blessing, celebration, christian,

Premium Member First Week At Camp
We run squealing into our cabin, and grab bunks.
I don't want a top, but end up on one, being compliant.
I am from a small town,...

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Categories: 3rd grade, 4th grade,

Premium Member Why Cant I Die
She heard the screeching of the tires 
And she knew she had pulled right in front of this car.
She shut her eyes, waiting for the...

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Categories: 10th grade, 11th grade,

Premium Member Goodbye and Farewell
Is it pure greed that motivates them
Or could it be that they're insecure
That they are lost without it...
Do they really think anyone cares
about them 'going...

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Categories: celebrity, goodbye, life, money,

Distractions
Routine always goes hard;
reality buffers,
May it go in any context..
everyone is hurt,
everyone suffers!
In all the time we get for us,
we tend to keep away from...

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Categories: age, angst, anxiety, art,

Kobe Forever
Mamba, you were, are, and will be a legend,

You have introduced many to the game,
we learn your extent of perseverance and, determination,
without disruption, 
not easy...

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Categories: basketball, bereavement, farewell,

Premium Member A Run On Dandelions
Dandelions are in short supply the news station warned us.
If you have not had your immunizations it might be too late.
There is a limited supply...

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Categories: 10th grade, 11th grade,


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