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Table Tennis Poems - Poems about Table Tennis


Table Tennis
She ping She pong Digging both sides With concentration With hand slamming Calculated precision Eyes rolling pinning The striking win Over this green Rectangular board....

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Categories: table tennis, character, engagement, sports,
Form: Light Verse
Premium Member How About Table Tennis
'Ping-Pong' is wrong 'Peng' confided If 'Ping' is lopsided then 'Pong' is misguided 'Prong' decided...

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Categories: table tennis, giggle, silly, word play,
Form: Rhyme



Premium Member Now Table Tennis Menace
He was birth to menace; Now he plays table tennis; ...socially spaced- 9/14/23 Written words by James Edward Lee Sr. 2023©...

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Categories: table tennis, addiction, adventure, celebrity, conflict,
Form: Monoku
Premium Member Volley Worlds Like Table Tennis
VOLLEY WORLDS LIKE TABLE TENNIS Table tennis Isn’t the menace Didn’t you mention? Hearts full of toil Bleeding tendencies of old Rancid particles Already hidden astronomical What is my purpose? How can I imagine When I got my mindful Wonders beyond fathom Come let’s embrace the world Volley the ball? 9/11/18 Written by James Edward Lee Sr. ©2018...

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Categories: table tennis, analogy, metaphor, words,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Table Tennis Attraction
Most balls people pitch, roll, or fling. They kick them or strike them with zing. But for lazy old me I like tirelessly. . . to stand, flick my wrist and go “ping!” For Joseph Soper's the Sports Shorts Poetry Contest...

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Categories: table tennis, sports,
Form: Limerick



Inside of a Table Tennis Ball
I love playing table tennis, Glen and I arranged a match, We decided to get some balls, so he ordered a batch. I open a box and in it, one ball was a funny smoky blue, All the others were white, oh; I forgot to tell you, this story is true. The ball was heavier than the others...

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Categories: table tennis, fantasy, funnyme,
Form: Rhyme

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