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By lit_lover
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07 February 2007 |
There is a school near my college. kids in that school were playing basketball. under the hot sun enthusisatically. i longed to be with thaem Golden Ball of fire Shining over their heads Whoosh…whoosh…. The breeze blowing
Away their shawls yet they play basketball with all their might
Watched over by their guide Running, laughing, hugging Let them play all their innings B’cos this is the time they can play The ground they play Is neat and tidy Lined with red and green Rows of bushes of crotons Let them play As if they have Never played before And will never again B’cos happy times Come to an end soon Up in the space Goes the big brown ball Up above their heads
Into their goal hoop
It soars high as their aim And Falls right into the goal I wish them all luck For the same to happen To them To their aim and fame I write all these B’coz I can only write the play Watching from my class Let them play with their clay
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Written by Fledermaus (3281 comments posted) 7th February 2007 | | It's a nice poem, but you realy should do something about the font. |
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