Short Stadium Poems
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Paul ‘Bear’ Bryant
Football giant.
The lovable grizzly bear
Used a stadium for his lair.
Copyright © 2010 By Caryl S. Muzzey
pineapple impress
Hawaiian pumpkin-like patch
Oahu golden sunrise
at Aloha Stadium
reminiscing the Swap Meet
Be the champion of your art…
or your playing fields will be empty
—and your spectators left suffering alone
(Villanova Pennsylvania: October, 2016)
The flames heat up the city
California is in flames
devastating disaster
the sky is a smokey haze
traffic, evacuation
stadium as a shelter
Wildfires spreading out of hand
all of the
young ladies cried
nor
they
are surprise
of all the
handsome
young guys
wearing
their
baseball uniforms
at
Yankee Stadium
with
their
baby blue
Mickey Mantle eyes
I love a good rhythimic beat
I can imitate a drum with the pounding of my feet
Whether it's rock & roll or rap
A stadium amp or a backwards cap
Any type of music makes me get out of my seat
ever since that time I met her
during a soccer match
her originally pale love
grows as sweet as football made in heaven
in a stadium designed for two players
not watched over by any referee
Across open fields
where birds and butterfly play
Soft and inviting
Blue mountain range from afar
looks upon my stadium
Heidi Sands
6/20/22
Now we're vaccinated
We've done what they asked us
Do you think they'll 'permit us'
to get rid of our masks...
Well I, for one, am no longer waiting
When the goal posts get moved out of the stadium
I'm solemnly engulfed playing on field
With passion, more so, without socks- off shield;
Enjoying pleasurable pain...
Football gives fame, to sustain--
The blissful feats of rewards, records yield.
FOOTBALL
Players big small
Hikes holding, running with ball
in a field, park or stadium
TOUCHdown, TOUCHdown, TOUCHDOWN
11/27/19
written by James Edward Lee Sr. 2019©
PENSEE VERSE
Had tickets for the Yankee game
But it has been postponed.
Relentless rain was forecast
Where the stadium is zoned.
The make-up date they gave us
Is the third week in September,
So we will have another shot –
If only we remember!
2021 © by Angeline Vine
Every once in awhile
there's a stadium of people
up there
They
roll by like a movie ending
no written credits
only dates known to me
They quickly vanish
As I focus on stopping
my car
at the red light
Strangers shout as one
A whole world stitched by one ball
Heartbeat of the streets
Stadium light glows
One player feels the whole world
Balanced on their foot
Crowds freeze in one breath
Carrying a nation’s hopes
One kick rewrites fate
It was exciting and thrilling
To see the stadium filling
Though the day was a’chilling
People around were soon milling
Like pickles in jars sagely dilling
Notice that the Jacks were a’Jilling
Poets in attendance were quilling
Blue jays and cardinals were trilling
Crowded stadium
tailgate parties on
smoking barbecue
beer and booze flowing
chatter, loud music.
Warmth of friendship
high with the drinks
bare chest in snow
one big proud fan.
crowd cheering
Band playing
players wrestling.
the beer
popcorn
Food
We left the stadium after awhile
Exiting though the open turnstiles
To find inappropriately clad in licra
And standing on top of a Micra
A very fat woman singing opera
From on top of that poor little car
When I heard a laugh from my lad
Who then said “It’s all over then Dad”
Form:
The old lady expels a sneeze that travels the length of the stadium
Landing with a salty splat on observers who are rooting for the other team
Yes! Yell her comrades, not realizing the other side has nuclear weapons
And little notion of how unleashing them may hurt the whole stadium.
They wrote us off this season,
Haters kept saying 'not this year'
Outside the stadium now it's changed;
Sizzling excitement crackles the air
Each one of us knows why we're here;
Hosting the biggest NFL rivalry
Out for the win, another victory;
Going for the division, the NFC East
Sunday, All Hail! Beat the Cowboys!
Trail of Tears and stadium noise
shouting chants again and again;
‘Hail ‘til I die!’ ‘Beat the Cowboys!’
Huge field filled with losses and wins,
a new age about to begin;
Three Super Bowls we remember;
Burgundy and gold forever;
Faded jersey you can’t outrun;
The dawning of a new era,
but always Sons of Washington.
Love can bring peace home and abroad
God is Everything please love God
For your betterment do good work
Rock the stadium won’t you rock
Shower your favours don’t tall talk
When you can run fast please don’t walk
Don’t make yourself a laughingstock
Don’t keep wisdom by key and lock
Make the world daylight one o’clock
His passion undefeated,
his record 10-0
All shutouts in the making
to vanquish every foe
The stadium electric
the crowd in fever pitch
Expectations through the roof
as hope has been enriched
The pressure feeds the fury
like diamonds still to mine
Leaving it all on the field
—glory to define
(The New Room: October, 2022)
I'm not a Giant
Only a poet
The crowds cheer
at the
stadium
and drink a lot
of beer
The Giants are doing
as well as
the economy is
That means
not very well
at all
Well, another reading
Let's read our
stuff folks
If the Giants
lose today , they lose
If they don't publish it
they don't
Keep on trucking1
Clawing out from humanity
No jigsaw fits my shape
Important portents
Shamefully misled
The tear from the stone that never bled
Phoenix trapped within a mirrored prism
watching every death
Resignation accepted
The stadium packed with the bodies
of warring thoughts
Goofy toothed roundabout
beckons forth my silken course
deny the empty source
the large bouncy ball nestles in the basket
the small bumpy one rolls into the hole
the hard, seamed one flies over the stadium fence
the ball that's kicked lands in the net of the goal
what is it about its round form
that fascinates everyone so, that
as we grow, we often trade one for another
always looking to 'have a ball,' you know