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| Searching... Subject: SOCCER Matches Found: 13 A FOOTBALL PLAYER, by EDWARD CRACROFT LEFROY Poem Text Poet's Biography First Line: If I could paint you, friend, as you stand there Last Line: Sinew and breath and body; it would live. Subject(s): Soccer BOY JUGGLING A SOCCER BALL, by CHRISTOPHER MERRILL Poem Source Poet's Biography First Line: After practice: right foot %to left foot, stepping forward and back Last Line: As he wanders, on the last day %of summer, around the empty field Subject(s): Soccer; Sports ECLOGUES: WINTER, by ALEXANDER BARCLAY Poem Source First Line: The winter snowes, all covered is the grounde Last Line: If thou bide, faustus, thereof thou shalt have some Variant Title(s): Eclogue: Subject(s): Soccer; Winter ENGLAND GERMANY, by GLYN MAXWELL Poem Text Poet's Biography First Line: The boys were risen right out of their seats Subject(s): Soccer; Crowds MATCH AT FOOT-BALL, SELS., by MATTHEW CONCANEN Subject(s): Soccer POEM TO THE GRIMSBY TOWN FOOTBALL TEAM ... 1936, by UNKNOWN Poem Source First Line: Here's wishing luck to grimsby town Last Line: For, as certain as these words I pen, %you're going to win the cup Subject(s): Soccer POSTCARDS ON MY WINDOW LEDGE, by JOHN UPDIKE Poem Text Poet's Biography First Line: He's there, yes with hardy, larkin heaney Last Line: My face, tiny, watching him Subject(s): Great Britain; Soccer; Writing & Writers; Fathers; Poetry & Poets; Childhood Memories STANLEY MATTHEWS, by ALAN ROSS Poem Source First Line: Not often, con brio, but andante, andante Last Line: He rehearses steps, soloist in compulsions of a dream Subject(s): Soccer THE BEWTEIS OF THE FUTE-BALL, by ANONYMOUS Poem Text First Line: Brissit brawnis and broken banis Last Line: Thir are the bewteis of the fute-ball Subject(s): Soccer THEY'RE MARKED MEN. THEIR PARK IS LIKE AN OPEN PRISON, by KEVIN CROSSLEY-HOLLAND Poem Source Last Line: With efs and cant as they tussle over the moon Subject(s): Riddles; Soccer TRIVIA; THE ART OF WALKING THE STREETS OF LONDON (COMPLETE), by JOHN GAY Poem Text Poet's Biography First Line: Through winter streets to steer your course right Last Line: This work shall shine, and walkers bless my name. Variant Title(s): The Art Of Walking The Streets Of London Subject(s): Soccer VILLAGE GREEN, by EDMUND CHARLES BLUNDEN Poem Text Poet's Biography First Line: The thatched roofs green with moss and grass stand round Last Line: With trousers daubed in mire and face all black. Alternate Author Name(s): Blunden, Edmund Subject(s): England; Landscape; Soccer; Villages; English WINTER GENERATIONS, by JEFFREY SKINNER Poem Source First Line: When you think back it is all white Last Line: To their soccer practice in the snow Subject(s): Soccer; Winter |
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