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"midfield" poems

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We Are LeedsAn away game at Leeds! / The Loiner Lion will have its feeds. / So it was, back in the day
@paul-butters38
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MidfieldMidfield, / attached to nothing, / the skylark singing.
Matsuo Bashō3
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ClerihewsWrite a Clerihew: / It’s easy to do. / Two rhyming couplets of any length:
@paul-butters21
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an ode to collegeThis morning breakfast was two coconut macaroons / and a novelty- sized pecan pie. / All from the cafeteria.
@Maryhill24
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Leeds United On The AttackLeeds United on the attack / No sign of holding back / No matter what the score
@paul-butters30
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Death is Always in the RoomDeath is always in the room. / Death was there when you were born, / patiently standing behind the doctor
@Ira-Desmond44
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“scrabbling with the day to day”*~for my naturalist, Victoria~* / *the poems all end up in midfield, / yellow carded, the game a tied up,
@nat-lipstadt45
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futureLet’s begin / When you left you were shaking off resentment from your skin like / what's creeping up the wrong sill like worms deciding too many things
@kt-mccurdy46
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football dreamThe football dream / Jesus, the famous trainer for Benefica / football club came to me in a dream
@jan-oskar-hansen11
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Trophy DayWhen he tackled again, I was left feeling weak! / Then to lose the last game, and stay top of the league / It's a perfect conclusion, opinions won't sink
@claire-torrance24
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