Poems About: SOCCER
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- change
- chicago
- childhood
- children
- cinderella
- city
- courage
- crazy
- dance
- dark
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- haiku
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- poem
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37.He loves soccer
He loves soccer.
Kicking soft and supple hearts.
He loves to dribble,
Who cares for penalties? read more »vaiah jones -
38.Meaning of Soccer
Soccer is a sport of heart, joy, skills, and Honor. Many people play it for money and don’t really
Care about the sport. A true professional soccer player plays for what’s in the front, NOT the
Back. If the team that’s in the front goes big and then you’ll go big with them. Play this beautiful
Sport for fun and enjoy. Many youngsters look up to big names stars like Cristiano Ronaldo, read more »Luis Baires -
39.Liberia Plays Soccer
When Beckham kicks the ball on a
soccer pitch in England, it
breaks through the opponent’s read more »Charlina Daitouah Smith -
40.I Wish
Life seemed so good when I was in my twenties
Before time left me looking old and gray
I used to play soccer and gaelic football
And I could run and chase the ball all day. read more »Francis Duggan -
41.The Orange And The Green
There were two Soccer teams
They were Irish and were called
The Orange and the Green
But alas, every time they played read more »Allan James Saywell -
42.So Any Team As Such
Though Brazil has the class and Brazil has the flair
Who wins the F I F A World cup i can't say i much care
'Tis more about Nationalism than 'tis about sport
So any team as such i do not support. read more »Francis Duggan -
43.I'm A Strong African
High tides do come my way,
but I choose to stand tall.
Knocked at different momentums,
but i refuse to fall. read more »Halalisani ImmaculatePleasure Mchunu -
44.*FOOTBALL FIELD GEM
(Grand Evangelical Mission,10th of May 2009, Agro Football Field, Davao City, commemorating the 123rd birth anniversary of Ka Felix Y. Manalo, God's last messenger)
Throngs of believers and non-believers read more »Rommel Mark Dominguez Marchan -
45.The National Game Of Australia
The National game of Australia is Australian Rules Football
And the Aussies who love their game say 'tis the greatest game of all
Soccer, Rugby Union and Rugby League and Cricket have their roots elsewhere
But no truer Aussie sportsman than an Aussie Rules footy player, read more »Francis Duggan -
46.socrates' daemon
It’s comic how Nike, Adidas both need us,
and with their advertisements publicly greet us;
if one shoe should dropp will the other one fit us?
We’ll find out when players all dance like St. Vitus–– read more »gershon hepner -
47.Max The Creative
Max with his big brown eyes,
kind of shy, but very creative deep inside.
Playing a Star Wars/clone character
Ibra Victor with his great skill, read more »Suzae Chevalier -
48.I Wish That I Could Have Stayed In My Twenties
Life seemed so good when I was in my twenties
Before time left me looking old and gray
I used to play Soccer and Gaelic football
And I could run and chase the ball all day. read more »Francis Duggan