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Short Touchdowns Poems

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


Premium Member Football
Fall brings football season.
Friends, family gather,
for friendly rivalry.
Food and drink are a must!
Field goals and touchdowns scored;
fouls flagged by referees.
Faithful fans come alive!

8/28/15...

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Categories: touchdowns, food, football, fun,
Form: Pleiades



Premium Member For My 'skins
When the weather is fair
Touchdowns and field goals, I cheer;
When it is stormy with a loss,
With the team I stand, supporting;
Good and Bad
Win, loose or tie
Not just a Fair Weather Fan
Burgundy and Gold for life...

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Categories: touchdowns, dedication, football, weather,
Form: Free verse
Superbowl Sunday
The Kansas City Chiefs will try
To chop the Buccaneers down
But the boss Tom Brady
Isn't messing around
He'll throw more touchdowns
Than the law allows
Snatching out the Chief's
Feathers, making his fans proud...

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© Daisy Ward  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: touchdowns, feelings, football,
Form: Rhyme
Oh Dear
oh dear what can the matter be
come now and let's try and see

was it the patriots loss
or eagles touchdowns toss

this time was glad to see all stand
singing  our anthem and  holding hands


2/6/18 

for oh dear what can the matter be contest 
gl all...

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Categories: touchdowns, celebration, football, funny, humor,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member We Will Have the Blessing--NOW

Mama’s Thanksgiving plans went awry. Football lovers might understand why. Mama called for the blessing. Everyone was obsessing over touchdowns. Mom uttered a sigh. “Keep the food warm till two,” Daddy said. A huge turkey leg glanced off his head. To the table, all scurried, for they’d grown rather worried Mama might next be hurling the bread.
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Categories: touchdowns, 10th grade, football, thanksgiving day,
Form: Limerick



Friend Zone
On a game field of the greenest grass
We’d touch, I’d run, and you’d pass.
I’d gain ground and you’d intercept.
Every game, we leapt and swept
Into the end zone to a climatic end;
Nothing left to defend or offend,
Too many touchdowns to surmount,
No personal injuries or fouls to recount.
Then, offsides, false start, taunting?
Your penalty flags left me wanting,
Challenging every yellow thong thrown;
Then ejected, exiled to the Friend Zone!...

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© Robert Ray  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: touchdowns, 12th grade, humor, relationship, sports,
Form: Free verse

Book: Shattered Sighs