Short Champion Poems

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


Premium Member Champion Wrestling

wrestling ‘tween nephews 
and trav’ling uncle, teaching, taunting,
flipping, sweating, bonding,
championing smiles


Premium Member Stand Out and Be Counted

blow your horn
turn your lights on
stand up and be
counted
be a champion
for you were born a
cat
and you grew 
to be a lion
Form: Haiku

Be a Champion of Love

have a smile
be gods child
set and talk awhile
stop the hate
do what it take
let rain from above
be s
CHAMPION OF LOVE

Hustle Tackle

Hustle and tackle         
Stepping out                
Bright or stormy day   
Wherever I lay                   
I am a champion
Form: Haiku

Trophies On the Road

Champion of life,
  trophies on the road

Accolades for someone else,
 —one more thing to know

(Seattle Washington: March, 2017)
Form: Rhyme


Premium Member Best Breed's

Listen to poem:
A champion for 

Its breed and Blue Ribbon prize  

For the Best In Show  

If the animal is spayed  

Rules states, ineligible.
Form: Tanka

Champion of Love

do it  you can fits
things
its what love brings
help stop world pain
there's so much to gain
from the heaven above
be a
CHAMPION OF LOVE

Champion of Love

be neat be sweet
walk the right beat
you'll get what you seek
will not be defeat
heaven knows above
you'll be you see
CHAMPION OF LOVE

Your Champion

In this crazy world
Two things are worth fighting for
My heart and your love;
Though a squire now, when knighted
I will be your champion
Form: Tanka

Honorable Mention

Honorable mention, a clever invention
To stifle "not good enough"s blow 
An ego, conceited, though truly defeated
"So I am the champion?!" NO
Form: Rhyme

Uncrown Champion

he could dance
and prance
around the ring
his punches sing
some would n't let him in
had few friends
he began free landing
HE WAS THE
UNCROWN CHAMPION

Premium Member Skadi

There once was a Norse goddess named Skadi
A Winter Ruler in huntress’ body
	An expert at skiing
	Her enemies fleeing
Ester Ledecka she did embody
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Carlos Alcaraz

Carlos Alcaraz
plays tennis the way Ol’ Satchmo played jazz;
so creative, so talented, having so much fun, 
and now he’s a two-time Wimbledon champion.
© Jim Healey  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Clerihew

Fill the Stadium

Be the champion of your art…
  or your playing fields will be empty
    —and your spectators left suffering alone

(Villanova Pennsylvania: October, 2016)
art

Control

Show me what I don't know,
And I'll tell you I know it,
So don't blow it,
I find it,
And control it,
In the fortress,
I'm king,
A champion in the,
Ring.
© Mac Holmes  Create an image from this poem.

Champion of World

Champion of World 		
                                         Just born calf running jumping 		
                                                Mother cow watches
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Champion

A champion
is someone with great spirit
using their inner lightning to destroy every obstacle
so nothing stands in the way
between the victor and their dreams

Blood Coffee

morning slump-oil
quadrant's of my brain
worship you 
an honored long establist affair
vital liquid 
addive to my vain 
twisted venomous champion 
of my pains
Form:

Champion Horse

Fast, daring Champion,
Dashed over the highest hurdle
With lightening speed!







Submitted for haiku - with hooves contest 

Sponsored by john lawless.
Form: Haiku

Choir

Can you hear the voices 
celebrating this life
calling the soul to wake,
caressing energy. 
Candidly the group sings
champion music notes 
carrying the message.
Form: Pleiades

Premium Member Australia's Premier Athlete

Introducing Australia's premier athlete:
he has big shoes to fill because he has big feet - 
a champion of kickboxing and long jump too, 
he's the unparalleled kangaroo.
Form: Rhyme

Would Climbed Walls of Canyon

Would Climbed Walls of Canyon

We would climb walls of a canyon;
God did chose us to be companion;
Us together;
Any weather,
As well as Him being our champion.

Jim Horn
© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Signs

A British men's singles Wimbledon champion A British summer with blazing sun in the sky But I have not seen any flying pigs The end of the world must truly be nigh
Form: Rhyme

Gypsy Rose Lee

. for public domain

Her clients would generously tip her,
though she showed naught at all with her zipper.
She had plenty to hide,
revealed only one side,
She was a champion mobius stripper.
Form: Limerick

AUTOBIOGRAPHY IN FOUR STANZAS

I am a doctor’s daughter: You go girl!

I am my mother’s (supervising psychiatric social worker) child: You’ve got this !

I am mission oriented: Fried tofu and rice.
Breakfast of champions!

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