Short Basketballs Poems

Short Basketballs Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Basketballs by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Basketballs by length and keyword.


Basketball Bears -Tongue Twister-

Baby bears bounce basketballs, but not before playing blind mans bluff. Copyright © Cynthia Jones Sept.29/2004
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Premium Member Frat Boys

Bosom best-buddy Beta Beta Beta boys begin bonding by bringing before biennial brunches: 

bouncier basketballs

budget bean burritos

bounteous beefy burgers

beautiful broad-minded busty boyfriend-less babes 

better bottled Bavarian/Belgian beers

Premium Member First Basketball Games

First basketballs were discarded peach baskets
With their full bottoms in them
Soccer balls were used
Officials had this dubious job
Had to climb a ladder to remove the ball
After each basket
Figured a woman with a laundry basket
With a big hole in the bottom
Was the first one to think of tearing the bottom out of peach baskets

Premium Member Abandoned

It’s empty now -
No matter how.
Blank windows stare,
Stripped and bare.
No step upon the dusty stair,
No one to care.
The only sound
Wind moaning ‘round
The crumbling eaves
All choked with leaves.
The rooms bereft -
No corner left
That’s home to dolls
Or basketballs.
Was it sheer
Misfortune here
That played a part
And stole its heart?
Form: Rhyme

More Bounce Per Ounce

<            Betty Boop bought boyfriend Bimbo some basketballs to bounce 
              But being blind her boyfriend Bimbo bounced Betty Boop 
              Boy Betty Boop did boldly bounce bad








This Little Lady Is After My Own Heart
For No matter What She Does Wrong
Her Eyes Seem To Capture The One She Loves LOL
And Also One Of My Favorite Cartoons


Premium Member Faw and Manny Mouse

Faerie Assertive Woman living in a mushroom house,
Was painting cat murals on her pink living room walls.
What she saw creeping past was a timid full-bellied mouse.
F.A.W. invited him to throw basketballs.

Manny Mouse was soon playing horse, and eating spaghetti.
They laughed at similar stories until they had tears.
Their friendship they celebrated with purple confetti.
A relationship that has withstood the last twenty-six years.

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