Rugby Poems - Poems about Rugby

...excited tearing open the Christmas presents Their laughter and joy is contagious some people get so excited at a rugby game you can hear them shouting yet for me that does not build excitement I guess happiness depends on perso......Read More

...r’s inflamed breast; He is an ever-shining sun that neither sets nor knows west! 12.27.’19 * See Matthew Arnold's "Rugby Chapel", lines 58-72. No comments, please! ......Read More

...Sit around and do nothing all day Alternatively watch the rugby played Take the wife shopping and pay Up to the chippy no cooking today Ring the lads for a pint, wey hey Drin......Read More

...k about, And very carefully thought of her next answer to me, “You could say I like most sports, Rather partial to rugby league And scuba diving is another passion I adore, I do like to travel, And have spent Two years oversea......Read More

...darts and sing within her pubs, I'd love to watch her rivers, lakes and coast. I'd love to watch some matches of her rugby union clubs - But the one I love is the one I'm missing most. I miss her valleys, I miss her plains and lush......Read More

...y mile Gone are the miners, slag heaps and black dust Horses run wild, sheep that take fright The national game of rugby, toughness and guts Melodic male choirs who love to unite Deprivation and past damage to the land The Welsh h......Read More

...providing shelter and sparkling dreams cows sheep and daffodils cheering me on Rugby propelling this tiny nation past oppression and invasion staking its claim on ......Read More

...green. The signs spring has been waiting for are done. The clocks are forward, Mother’s Day has passed. Six-nations rugby has been played and won. And Oxbridge crews have reached Mortlake at last. Now nature has the freedom to ......Read More

...my fate never liked my happiness I was just behind her on points table It my turn to throw the ball I held it as rugby player hold ball. Threw it hard towards her Unfortunately she missed the ball It made her face an extra ball. ......Read More

...https://www.poetrysoup.com/poem/a_football_memory_874313 Golf https://www.poetrysoup.com/poem/golf_defined_898872 Rugby (union) https://www.poetrysoup.com/poem/vignette-the_big_match_146819 Rugby (league) https://www.poetrysoup.com......Read More

...re enlightened But really There just frightened Turn back east And get back into The fray Add my shoulder That rugby crunch Where old boys And new chums Dook it out There is A fifth choice One can Look within To find Th......Read More

...but can write His handwriting is poor. We love Him, but he doesn’t like fur or Feathers over an inch long. He loves rugby, but is forbidden To tackle or touch the dirty ball Confidentially, speaking in front Of him, we’ve given up a......Read More

...picking up your cat Bergen on your back as you hike the Eigar North face Weight of dead souls pushing you back down Rugby playing popped your spine like piano keys Take care of your back or its chair time......Read More

...trepidation I considered the task, in horror at the realisation, In the States their football, isn’t like the UK, it’s rugby for your information. But the strangest thing, is that ‘grits’ are a food, whereas here it’s ground pebbles or st......Read More

...trepidation I considered the task, in horror at the realisation, In the States their football, isn’t like the UK, it’s rugby for your information. But the strangest thing, is that ‘grits’ are a food, whereas here it’s ground pebbles or st......Read More