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Sports Rhyme Poems

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


Virat Kohli
Virat..never ersatz..fat cat with the bat

Look at record book stats in every format

Kerching bling King of tats

Vicious & pernicious in the ring

The Kohli kidology psychology...

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Categories: sports,



Fore
Scots golfers do not 'golf'
as they say in the U.S.A.
invented in Scotland
it's as they ought
a sport the Scottish play
the first tennis player
known by name
(Louis X)
did...

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Categories: golf, humorous, sports, usa,

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,

The Fab Four is no more


The fab four...not Scouse superstar serenaders..

Stellar constellations of cricketing fascinations...

Connoisseur christened, humdinger harbingers..
 
Listen…whispers of willow wizardry whistle…glisten..

Skipper sorcery glow…celestial cerebral Martin Crowe..

Appetites whet..forget the...

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Categories: sports,

Cricketing Nirvanas and Nadirs
“Heady heights..bright neon lights..giddy delights

Arsonists torching the Indian empire

Reputations scorching..awash with brilliant whites

Gilded generation ire… spoils soiled in an oily quagmire

Sailing the conquest crest..Kiwi veneration..scaling...

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Categories: sports,



Upsets and Underdogs
Kiwi Cricket's Shangri La...


"Can still hear the deafening din of the Indian crowd chagrin.

Stunned shell shocked silence at mandarins' sins.

Yet somehow still so loud

Like thunder...

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Categories: sports,

Joe Don Baker
He was born in Groesbeck, Texas and his name was Joe Don Baker.
Sadly, after living for nearly nine decades, he needed an undertaker.
He attended North...

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Categories: cancer, celebrity, death, eulogy,

Premium Member A Stroke of Bad Luck
The elderly Elmer Brown dwelled alone, like a solitary tree on a hill,
Loving quiet, glazed life still, in burgundy, sunset moments of until.

A widower, Elmer...

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Categories: rhyme, fantasy, imagery, nature, nursery

Anyone For Tennis?
I do enjoy verbal tennis
wordplay may be a game
outwit outsmart the opponent
is the only aim
lobbing phrases across the net
volley and rally back and forth
no one's...

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Categories: humorous, sports, word play,

Middle Matters
I’m at the net,
Fast hands, quick feet.
I read the game,
I take my stand.

You swing?
I’m there.
You tip?
I’ll block.

I jump high,
Land strong,
In the front,
I belong.

I control the...

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Categories: cool, courage, devotion, emotions,

Premium Member Too Young To Get Old

I'm really much too young to get old
Something's drastically out of whack
I'm still this handsome, charismatic stud
Why's my body giving me flack?

A strange bump just...

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Categories: age,

The Rising Dome

Where rice fields once stretched, a vision arose,
A dome of grandeur where spirit bestows.
The Philippine Arena, a monument bright,
A beacon of hope in day and...

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Categories: strength, symbolism,

Galore of buzzfeeding, needling and scamming female hustlers
Galore of buzzfeeding, needling and scamming female hustlers...

with a scheming, loving, and enticing guise
alive and well seeking gullible guys
(once upon a time just like me),
who...

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Categories: adventure, age, anger, anti

Premium Member Daley Thompson U K'
Well known sportsman, balanced views and commentary
Are the foundations; upon which he stands.'...

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Categories: education, race, sports,

Thread of Tennis

A flash of green, a feathered sphere,
A silent pact, a rising fear.
White lines etched, a bounded stage,
Where measured grace meets primal rage.

The serve, a storm,...

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Categories: life, sports,


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