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Two Poems from our Basketball Poetry Collection

 
 
Baby Girl
   
Author: Charlotteq Rackler
   
Poem:
Baby Girl
   
  My baby girl loves life,

she loves to be cuddled,

she loves her room,

her bed,

her stereo,

her headphones,

her television,

My baby girl loves life,

she loves school,

to learn,

to socialize,

to play basketball,

My baby girl loves life,

But I would have no life,

no hope,

no energy,

no happiness,

Without my baby girl in my life.
   
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One Last Shot
   
Author: Jacqueline Brown
   
Poem: One Last Shot
   

She proudly adorns her warrior armor, leading the coalition:
one last stand
Emerging from the spirited chamber, traversing the narrow corridor:
one last march
She firmly steps onto the hallowed ground that has been her stage:
one last act
Anxiously sprinting into the arena to the thundering chants:
one last rehearsal
She vividly remembers the sacrifices -- night after night -- year after year:
one last devotion
Reaching down to palm the beckoning orange, leather sphere:
one last touch
She carefully sends it on its parabolic ascent into the awaiting nylon cords:
one last shot
Channeling her fear, suppressing her pain, escaping her reality:
one last dream
She feels the bouncing of the ball keep time with the beating of her heart:
one last familiarity
Hearing the blare of the horn and the piercing of the whistle:
one last invitation
She reluctantly turns, towel draped on shoulder, to face the followers:
one last glance
Loving the moment as tears streak down, mingling with the perspiration:
one last sigh
She joins her comrades with hands together, hearts embraced:
one last reunion
Wishing desperately to suspend the hands of time:
one last rival
She readies herself and those among her for the final curtain call:
one last goal



 
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