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Sprint Poems - Poems about Sprint

As Clean as a Whistle

...As Clean as a Whistle

The park is a dance of colour
as leaves pirouette and waltz
around brazen, undressed trees.
November, and the sun sits weakly
even rather streakily in the sky
while I fo...
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Categories: sprint, dog,
Form: Free verse

Echoes of my mind

...It’s pumping…
What’s pumping?
It feels like it’s exploding.

Why?
How?
Nothing galvanizes me anymore.

The atmosphere is calm,
conducive 
but not in my mind,
where thoughts sprint like fug...
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Categories: sprint, africa, america,
Form: Free verse



A Second For Us All

...In buses, on bikes, as passengers in Ubers
Faces blur and deeds collide.
Sprint down streets, stuck behind the slow,
always in passing I see stories unfold.
Quick check behind in case of cars,
N...
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Categories: sprint, car, uplifting, urban,
Form: Free verse

The Clocks Go Back One Hour

...Time changes with life and life changes with time.
October grows too old,
Hobbling backwards
With the burden of years,
On the sinuous alcove of time,
Tenebrous and feathery,
Her hidden lamps bl...
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Categories: sprint, march, october, spring, summer,
Form: Free verse

Questionable

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ever really knowing
if I'm coming or going
meanwhile
what am I to do with you
as somewhat akin
under the skin
yet now quite skint
but taking a sprint
and just for fun
making a dumm...
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Categories: sprint, fun, how i feel,
Form: Rhyme



Slow Is Not Lazy

...They say, “Work harder, hustle more,”
like your value depends on how fast you move,
like success only counts if you're always racing.
But what if the race isn’t real?
What if going slow is just y...
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Categories: sprint, 7th grade, adventure, america,
Form: Free verse

Two departures, One arrival

...Late at the airport, in haste we arrived.
Rumbling plastic wheels rushing in unity,
from tarmac to marble to carpet;
the shuffling queue dispersed, finally.
Luggage swept away, adorned with label...
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Categories: sprint, 11th grade, loss, love,
Form: Free verse

Premium MemberMarathon of Endurance

...It's easy to find those who'll sprint,
To the end, with a heroic gleam,
But to run the long race,
With a steady, patient pace,
Is a rarer and more noble dream....
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Categories: sprint, endurance, longing, strength,
Form: Cinquain

Premium MemberPink Flamingo

...Pink hue flamingo it must be due to all
the carotenoid pigments feasted on 
algae and crustaceans
An elongated  neck spirals 
and filters such sensations
Sharing color is Okinawa salmon sushi,
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Categories: sprint, bird,
Form: Burlesque

Premium MemberBetween Life and Life Threat

...Yes, I stumble whenever I see the hospital looming.
Yes, I collapse whenever I hear the monitors screaming.
Yes, I shatter whenever I think of the bleeding spreading.
Yes, I stagger whenever I fee...
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Categories: sprint, anxiety, baby, birth, celebration,
Form: Free verse

Premium MemberEnvision

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(Prompt: Wisdom is not enough to calm your fears.)


The kinetic world is on a great sprint.
The silent seer stares at with a squint.
He feels distressed for the occurring harms.
With a solem...
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Categories: sprint, fear, love,
Form: Rhyme

When I Bleed Out In Front Of You

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{"Hadn’t you known, or care to acknowledge that I am wholly fond of my life as of right now? 
I’m in love with the lighting that shoots and grazes my neighbor's balcony as I sit in front of my own...
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Categories: sprint, absence, abuse, addiction, anger,
Form: Free verse

Premium MemberJimmy Carter's Life

...One hundred-year-old Jimmy Carter
Loved nature and in Georgia Conservancy a charter (member)
He vetoed the damn for the Flint
Some people's dreams left at a sprint...
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Categories: sprint, age, community, conflict,
Form: Clerihew

Premium MemberCalvin

..."I hope you enjoy this true story.  While I'm unable to emulate Hitchcock, the tale reminds me of that great director." ~ The First Grader

In 1965, on a corner lot, four or five ch...
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Categories: sprint, childhood, mystery,
Form: Free verse

The way to joy, enjoy on the way

...Slow and serene could I walk at the jheel 
If wore on my visage a pleasant smile, 
Relaxed to core, deep-set laity to feel, 
When weary thoughts were left behind to pile. 
A seed of joy within sp...
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Categories: sprint, journey, joy, peace,
Form: Sonnet

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