Olympiad-2012 Poem by Joseph Anderson

Olympiad-2012

Rating: 4.9


To London town they came to play
And this they did, day after day;
Envisioned with their storied past,
The stage was set for glories vast.

They came from near, they came from far,
They came to play and raise the bar
And this they did, with records set
And memories they'll ne'er forget

The crowds were huge, the spirits light,
The weather never sent a blight; ,
No terrorism reared it's head,
'Twas peace and joy and cheer instead.

Through glories tall and visions bold
Olde England surely won the gold.

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Valerie Dohren 13 August 2012

Yes, I think we did well Joeph - for once anyway! ! Love your poem and thanks a bunch for this tribute to GB.

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Heather Wilson 14 August 2012

A great tribute poem Sir, Olde England did pull out all the stops with a wonderful performance, ... well said,

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Suelynn Walters 21 August 2012

Very niclely done. Keep up the great work.

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Hans Vr 20 August 2012

Nice poem about the most important sports event in the world.

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Danny Draper 19 August 2012

Here, here, it was a good games and well celebrated here.

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Sally Plumb Plumb 16 August 2012

Brilliant rhyme.

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Walterrean Salley 14 August 2012

Rhyme scheme, structure, contents - you've done a beautiful job, as usual, Joseph. And congrats to GB.

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