Sunday, February 15, 2015

A Soccer Report. (Haiku) . Comments

Rating: 5.0

I played goalkeeper.
I coached high school soccer teams:
I lost interest.
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Michael Walker
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Bax mboy 17 January 2020

I can relate with other sports

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Michael Walker 20 January 2020

Fair enough. Thanks for commenting.

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Jane Campion 20 July 2019

At some point in life we lose interest in something we were involved in.

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Michael Walker 20 January 2020

So true, and not only with sports. Good comment.

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Mahtab Bangalee 15 July 2019

sometimes some hobbies fade into losing souvenir!

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VBOYYYY 08 September 2018

I REALLY LIKED IT BUT THE ENDING I DIDN'T I LOST INTEREST

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Michael Walker 12 September 2018

Fair comment. I am not above criticism. I was trying to show that I find it better to participate in sports, or coach them, rather than watch them on TV. I never watched one English soccer league game, although they were, and are, popular in my country.

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JESSIE J 13 June 2018

man i like that haiku u should keep making more of these GOOD LUCK! ! ! EXCELLENT HAIKU

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Michael Walker 12 September 2018

I thank you sincerely for making your observation and praise-not something I receive very often.

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kim jong un 05 March 2018

im comin todance with psy

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Michael Walker 09 April 2018

A brilliant comment, thanks.

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Simone Inez Harriman 02 February 2017

I can relate to the loss of passion of competitive sport. Nowadays I am content with personal fitness at my own leisure. Love the straight to the point your poem gives.

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Michael Walker 09 April 2018

To pursue your own fitness is better than engaging in team sports after a certain age: I agree with you 100%. Thanks.

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Fabrizio Frosini 25 August 2016

Michael, since I'm publishing a compilation of Haiku & Senryu, as an ebook.. what do you think about having your poem in the compilation? Let me know, ok?

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Michael Walker 09 April 2018

Yes that is quite all right with me. I have written tankas and I would like to know what senryu is exactly as a form. Then I will try senryu.

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Rajnish Manga 09 July 2016

The poem reveals the nature of a man and that only change, and nothing else, is constant in life. Thanks for a meaningful poem.

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Michael Walker 09 April 2018

You are so right: change is a constant in life and you need to be able to change, I think.

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Terry Craddock 25 June 2016

I caught the wonderful subtle flavour fusion of declining passion, starting with a spirited love of soccer goalie, carrying into maturing coaching high school soccer teams, then the sudden shot 'I lost interest'; each line starting with a first person personal I ending in a slam dunk final definitive line, I I I like it 10+

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Michael Walker 09 April 2018

A very encouraging comment, full of insight and discernment, thanks.

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A candid and compelling composition.

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Michael Walker 09 April 2018

Belated thanks to you for this timely comment. Thanks.

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Fabrizio Frosini 01 May 2016

- yet, I'd call your poem a senryu

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Fabrizio Frosini 01 May 2016

'' I lost interest in soccer once I had finished coaching. I don't really watch sport on TV.'' :) understand very well your point. When I was young I played basketball. Then, when I stopped playing, I lost any interest in sports.. Never watched a game since..

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Maria Gonzalez 26 October 2015

Straight to the point. I like your haiku. Thank you.

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Michael Walker 09 April 2018

Thanks for this comment and I wanted to be 'straight to the point' too.

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Douglas Scotney 09 August 2015

a ho hum haiku, Michael. Have a look at the one (3) I did yesterday under 'A haiku can't be stuffed'

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Zoila T. Flores 09 May 2015

Beautiful sentence with a big meaninf

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