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Rugby Poems - Poems about Rugby


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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 no quibble with dunk or dribble if through the hoop a Wilson you wish to put. As for American football boring from the sideline I find it's more talk less action namby-pamby as opposed to...

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Categories: rugby, baseball, basketball, football, humorous,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member GNRT DAY 24 RUGBY
Today’s trip was all in North Dakota…from Minot to Grand Forks On our way to a city named f Lakota we made a stop in the little town of Rugby, North Dakota. Rugby has a valued place in the hearts and minds of cartographic esoterica…because Rugby, North Dakota is known as the geographical center of North America. Rugby’s celebration of...

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Categories: rugby, travel,
Form: Rhyme



Premium Member Wanna-Be's You Didn'T Please'
I got to watch the rugby game, Aussie's we were put To shame..' the wanna-be's did hop and skip.' And lost the Game..Just bit; by bit.' A fumble here and forward passes Poor Eddie Jones, should kick these asses.' They passed A penalty..Cause she'll be right.' Well not if you don't stiffen Up and fight, she'll not reward your...

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Categories: rugby, courage, endurance, football, passion,
Form: Rhyme
Why Pout
The Rugby World Cup Sevens girls Made Marmite ladies lose their curls Vegemite bossed So England lost Australia went home with the pearls...

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Categories: rugby, sports,
Form: Limerick
I Love Rugby
Rugby, what a beautiful and passionate game Its not about money, fashion or fame. Invented one day by a guy named Webb How do go "I have a game to play"? A war that's fought on a muddy field They'll give their last breath to insure victory is sealed. The pride of a nation rests on their shoulders They have...

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Categories: rugby, beautiful, celebration, culture, inspiration,
Form: Couplet



Rugby
I have heard it said Rugby players eat their dead Tastes just like chicken...

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Categories: rugby, funny,
Form: Haiku
My Bright Orange Rugby Shirt
The bright orange rugby shirt I had, When I was fourteen, fifteen, sixteen and seventeen, Was my trophy and my pride and joy, Never to be deprived of me, Even if I complained to my parents or to their friend, To have been seen to be a boy too much, Or, in other words,...

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Categories: rugby, fashion, hero, history, peace,
Form: Free verse
Rugby Balls One Liner Sports
No wonder his dropping balls are egg - shaped . He 's a veteran rugby player Not for the contest but inspired by the Sports one liner contest : )...

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Categories: rugby, humorous,
Form: Free verse
What's the Crack With Rugby
For Ian Diddams and my Dad So what’s the crack with rugby? My father used to play He’d come home with an injury Every other day My mother used to worry He was quite deaf to her fears Her futile protestations fell On cauliflower ears Oh so many broken bones As trophies he would wear Those would be the only times I heard my mother swear My father...

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Categories: rugby, appreciation, dad, games, humor,
Form: Rhyme
Rugby
Some lads are running with the ball, leather, pointed, played by all, though some would say it’s from the south, it’s just as popular, up in Louth Now not for me to bring up class, seems that would be rather crass, but here’s the thing that holds steadfast, most of us are middle-class But we don’t care where your’e from, when you tackle...

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Categories: rugby, allegory, friendship, sports,
Form: Verse
Premium Member Rugby Shows Tricia Who's Boss
A gift from a stranger, his name is Reefer; we know right away that he's a keeper. We re-name him Rugby so as not to confuse; his condition suggests that he's been abused. Anticipating a squabble, we bring in the cat; he sprawls and yawns, refused to combat. He never barks, he doesn't bite or growl; until the cat decides to eat...

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Categories: rugby, arabic, cat, dog, pets,
Form: Couplet
Rugby Grass Roots
The grandstand is gelid by a sharp wintry breeze Carried off from the field are the last of dead leaves The shrill of the whistle, muffled calls from the crowd From the tunnel stampede, metal studs echo loud. With high, flick-tossing coin each Captain his reason To kick-off with his mates a new rugby season. The kicker announces starting ball high...

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Categories: rugby, friendship, games, sports, spring,
Form: Alexandrine
Premium Member Rugby Scrum Dance For Divorced and Disabused Wedding Guests
Rugby SCRUM* DANCE for Divorced and Dis-abused Wedding Guests (Packs made up of eight « players » (see note below) may be formed indifferently : either segregate the sexes or mix them up. No sweat ! Only keep children away !) First Half Step up Both parties, now Take two steps forward Crouch - Pause - Engage Lock jaws, crush...

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Categories: rugby, dance,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member 'rugby - Chasing the Oval Ball'
the stands are full, one man kicks the ball fifteen men pursue, it becomes a maul referee blow his whistle concluding the tussle a try is scored over goal line he crawl Contest: My Favorite Sport 9th Place...

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Categories: rugby, sports
Form: Limerick

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