Family Watching Television Poem by Justin Reamer

Family Watching Television



There they were,
Sitting in the living room,
Watching the television as a yardball game
Starring Denard Robinson appears on the screen.
Enthusiasm illuminates the room
As Michigan begins to play their game.

At every play, tension grows;
At every fumble, a curse;
At every interception, a groan;
At every penalty, a boo;
At every pass interference, a complaint.

At every first down, a high-five;
At every completed pass, a small cheer;
At every touchdown, manic euphoria;
And at the end of the game, hysterical applause.

But as the game ends,
The winners gloat
As the losers moan,
Trying to make a point.
But life goes on as the
Insignificance of the game is long forgotten.

Saturday, August 30, 2014
Topic(s) of this poem: society
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Aftab Alam Khursheed 30 August 2014

A nice commentary through out but at the end concluded heavily...with a message beautiful Justin

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Justin Reamer

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Holland, Michigan
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