Thursday, May 5, 2011

Play The Game Comments

Rating: 3.1

Twenty-Two stalwarts in stripes and shorts
Kicking a ball along,
Set in a square of leather-lunged sports
Twenty-two thousand strong,
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Jessie Pope
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Sarah Shahzad 11 January 2020

wow this one is awesome..! you wrote really amazingly... thanks for sharing :) pleez do comment/ review/ write your thoughts on my website & poems 2 thank you :)

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cory. W 06 February 2018

she used propaganda to make war seem like a game witch is a very sick thing to do

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cory. W 06 February 2018

war really is not something to call a game and make it sound fun: (

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ted hughes 06 December 2017

amazing i felt a tear go down my face

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Curtis Johnson 01 December 2015

In peace or war, such words never more worthy to be said and heard.

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Susan Williams 01 December 2015

Football and war the topics of one poem. Let me ponder the vagaries of man that they appear in the same poem together

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Kim Barney 01 December 2015

When she says PLAY THE GAME, she's really saying COME JOIN THE ARMY! It's a call to war, not to a game of football.

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M Asim Nehal 01 December 2015

Famous game made immortal with this writing...

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Edward Kofi Louis 01 December 2015

Nice work with the muse of a game. Thanks for sharing this poem with us.

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Kinyua Karanja 01 December 2015

It's a nationalistic and patriotic arousing poem, specifically addressing our less regarded heroes soldiers and footballers who all acclaims respect and pride of our nations, great.

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Rajnish Manga 01 December 2015

An awesome tribute to the game of football, The English people and the soldiers who are always on their toes- ready to sacrifice their lives to ensure safety and security of their country. Thanks.

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