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Baseball Rhyme Poems

These Baseball Rhyme poems are examples of Rhyme poems about Baseball. These are the best examples of Rhyme Baseball poems written by international poets.


At American Family Field
We used to be huge baseball fans
(The Yankees, but, of course!)
And followed all their games and cheered
Until our throats were hoarse.

Our fervor somehow waned and...

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Categories: baseball,



At the Bobblehead Hall of Fame
A museum filled with Bobbleheads
Is not your average art,
Although that precisely is the thing
That makes it stand apart.

What started with a giveaway
To baseball fans has...

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Categories: art, fun,

Premium Member Heaven is For Real
Eight years old in short pants clad, 
I am going with my dad, 
Dodger stadium, surreal - 
but Heaven is for real.

Late at night, lifeguard...

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Categories: baseball, dad, death, first

Premium Member Fame, Glory and Fortune
     Sluggin’ Sammy Sosa socked 609 home-run rockets
        Mark McGwire built paranormal ‘popeye arms’

...

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Categories: baseball, celebrity, drug, integrity,

US Sports Report
When playing basketball
being tall is best it's thought
but that's not all
wearing saggy baggy shorts on the court
needs keen hand-eye coordination
plus being fleet of foot
and have...

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Categories: baseball, basketball, football, humorous,



A Pocketful of Sound

A pocket-sized companion, light and small, 
The transistor radio, answering freedom's call. 
A plastic casing, sometimes bright and bold, 
A world of sound, a story...

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Categories: nostalgia,

Premium Member When Did All This Happen
      When did the world become so young
         Every flight crew averages...

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Categories: moving on, nostalgia, time,

Love For The Game
Love for the game
Catch, swings, pitch, throws during training 
Love for the game
Souvenir shop; things with team name
Games postponed with heavy raining 
Beers, cheers, and...

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Categories: america, baseball, fun,

Messy Boys
Jibber jabber, pitter patter;
another one is screaming, now what's the matter?

Little feet, stinky feet,
how many rocks did you just eat?

Sticky hands, runny nose;
did you just...

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Categories: baseball, child, family, love,

Dissipated Is The Spring's Storm
Dissipated is the spring's storm never anticipated,
the expectation of calmness remains far-fetched.
No violet cloud wants to fade from the brilliant sky
that fought a fierce storm...

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Categories: beauty, girl, rainbow, silence,

Premium Member More Ups Than Downs

Life has many ups and downs
Personally more ups than downs
A happy life with many more years
A bunch more smiles than frowns

Surely one of the fortunate...

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Categories: health,

Premium Member In the Playground of Imagination
As a kid, I had a brilliant plan— 
 Become a dentist! Be The Man! 
 White coat, big bucks, drills that whir... 
 Then...

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Categories: imagination,

Baseball's First Unassisted Triple Play
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Categories: baseball, education, fun, history,

My Three Boys
It gets kind of crazy living with 3 young boys, there’s always a mess and there’s constant noise.
Their mouths constantly running, their little legs too;...

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Categories: boy, funny love, mom,

Premium Member Orange Breeze
Loud is the whistling wind
my freckled face friend
Short hair red fire traces
toothy grin with braces

Skin white and fair
temper quick to fear
likes playing sports
like a guy...

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Categories: life, youth,


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