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Scored Poems - Poems about Scored


Premium Member They Scored the Winning Run That Day
Rachel Robinson, Jackie's wife, still alive for me When she speaks of April 15, 1947, conversationally The day that Jackie broke the toughest barrier There ever was and may ever well be The color-line barrier in MLB * ...

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Categories: scored, baby, baseball, hero, life,
Form: Narrative
With God We Had Scored
Gracious great Priest with God scored; We welcomed wonderful priest aboard; Where he knelt, Was Bible Belt; Out to see him people had poured. Jim Horn Father Farrell Graves from LOng Island will be our new priest....

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Categories: scored, allegory, analogy,
Form: Limerick



And He Scored
And he scored.... The whole world lit up To herald a hero What a million years wait To get a goal If just one.... Guns blazing,twitter- trumpets Shockwaves boomeranging around the hemisphere Hope rising to the depleted How a goal unites the world Like a thief in the night The unexpected goal....unites the world Everyone wanted a peek of it The sicke jumped out of their bed The old abandoned...

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Categories: scored, career,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member A Try Is Scored
fifteen run after an oval shaped ball guy with a whistle has the final call a try scored counts as five that makes the crowd come alive oh boy, I love it when they dive and fall *To clear up the confusion my limerick is about Rugby* 9th place LET'S LIMERICK CONTEST Sponsored by: LINDA-MARIE...

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Categories: scored, sports
Form: Limerick
My Heart Scored Yet My Love Never Fades
Unnerving silence screams through my mind The death of a friend, the birth of a brother Why must the fate of yesterday’s mistakes Taunt me and dangle reality in my face Release your eyes and view the blunders of life Take comfort in the sweet deceit that befalls you The forbidden window locked and forgotten The traces of revenge plotted to...

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Categories: scored, lovesweet, sweet,
Form: I do not know?




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