Short Softball Poems

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


Premium Member Karlyn Dickens

Karlyn Pickens
threw a softball faster than the dickens.
As I stood ready to swing and hit,
the ball was already in the catcher's mitt.
Form: Clerihew


Playboy

Play as you wish
There are no boundaries
Taste me eat me
I am your dish
Do as you wish
There are no boundaries...
Note.Johny Boy use me as a toy...

Cheesecake Lover

Who is she?
She is a seventh grader
Plays softball
Wears glasses
She lives and loves cheesecake
Chaddar cheese
Mac n' cheese
Cheesecake 
Who is she?

Snowy Day

Snow falls and day light dims
As the snow get so thick that it covers my Rims.
As the sun goes down we play around,
Snowball fights and as the day loses light.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member A Soft Ball

This maybe a contest of sorts
But she said I can't write about sports
'Cause it's not funny of late
To see a man's ball deflate 
And have to debate it in court.......Hahahahhaahh  It's still funny
Form: Limerick


Geez Mom Be Positive

Mother mad?
Mother mean?
Heck who cares... have ice-cream!

Mother sad?
Mother afraid?
Heck who cares... on softball team!

Mother weary?
Mother depressed?
Heck who cares... roller-coaster scream!

(Still care deep-down and not on softball team and afraid of roller-coasters!)
Form:

Premium Member Sextet of Birthdays

sextet of birthdays in December -
seven, if you count the precious Lord.
his candle shines the brightest
as each person learns to scoff
at the softball candles that light
their cake, presenting wrinkles
and gray hair, never the nearer
to the extravagant ageless king
who sits above angels’ wings.

12/31/2020

Premium Member Incinerated

You
incinerated me
embracing me like
the inferno of Hades
burning away
my walls
my defences

See my need
within
the depths of my eye
feel my longing
as my body quivers
taste my love
with each fiery kiss

Hear me
cry out to you
in silent pleading
let me not
be consumed
In the smoldering ashes
of apathy

B5-Poem 9 the Spirit Is Lives

POEM 9 THE SPIRIT IS LIVES 


OUR SPIRIT HAS A REASON EVERY 

SEASONS TO SHOW LOVE, JOY, AND 

HAPPINESS TO US ALL. 

OUR SPIRIT MUST PASS THROUGH LIFE'S 

HEART HURT AND CRYING. 

MY HEART IS AS FROZEN AS THE SNOW FALL 

OVER THE LAND. 

IT IS OUR BLESSING TO KNOW THERE ARE 

REASON FOR A SEASONS. 





MR.PROF. JERRY WELLS 

AUTHOR

What Silence Can Be

Silence isn’t always an empty space driven between two.
It can be a deeper meaning of understanding.
Silence isn’t always filled with anger.
It can be the lull that speaks harmony.
Silence, It’s often confused with absence.
But it’s presence can fill wounds, 
And heal the worn.
It’s associated with dark and dreary, 
But rather provides peace and upliftment

Premium Member Mothers Wait

Mothers sit and wait a great deal of their lives
At dance recitals
At softball games
At skating rinks

Mothers sit and wait a great deal of their lives
Outside school buildings
Outside churches
Outside art studios

Mothers sit and wait a great deal of their lives
for some fathers to wise up
for some fathers to return
for some fathers to take their turns sitting and waiting

Premium Member The Play Is Made

Oh, how I love a good game; I anxiously await my turn, And then I make my play. I also love a good play; Good scripts, for which I’m always game; Stories with a good turn. When the tides of stories turn, It just makes the play Afterwards, for coffee I’m game. On weekends, I love a good poker game; it’s a game that can quickly turn on a wrong play.
Form: Tritina

Premium Member Saturdays In the Park

I remember those Saturdays in the park We picnicked and played the live-long day, As I recall, nothing seemed ominous or stark I remember those Saturdays in the park, Softball, horseshoes, badminton ‘til dark Seems life was filled up with fun and play I remember those Saturdays in the park, We picnicked and played the live-long day.
Written April 2, 2022
Form: Triolet

I Am

I'm from cute boys that
break your heart
to best friends that never
will
I'm from soaking up the sweet summer 
rays
to chilling in the cool 
winter
I'm from a softball hit 100 mph at you
to a hardball hit 0.01 mph at you
I'm from friends who
advise no drinking
to people with whom I 
drink
I'm from acting all that
to getting what I 
deserve
I'm from fitting in
to being a total social 
outcast
to a person never seen
Form: ABC

Why

why can't i be like any other kid
with a loving family and has nothing bad they did
i just want to be loved by someone like my mom
who would take pictures of me at my high school prom
why can't my mom just let me in
and watch me at my softball game and tell me i'm going to win
why can't she wake me up in the morning to go to school
tell me i look pretty and that everything is cool
that is where i want her at
but i guess it will never be like that
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member My Son Kevin

My son Kevin is a fine young man
With a positive attitude and the motto “yes I can”!
His energy is amazing and there’s no challenge too great
Results oriented like his mom, he’s a winner out the gate
Anything mechanical a piece of cake for gifted hands
Fast cars his passion as we watch from the stands
A Navy vet for which we are proud
Lots more to tell but there’s too big a crowd
This message should be perfectly clear
I will always hold my son Kevin dear!
Form: Rhyme

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