World Championship Football 2018. Poem by Sylvia Frances Chan

World Championship Football 2018.

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Being alert
says an expert
till the last seconds
That's about the present
world championship football
now still going on in Russia

Thinking of the match of yesterday
Japan thinks it wins from Belgium hurray!
this team will go to the Quarterfinal

But Japan became inassertive
Belgium changes a tired player with a temporary one
it's all in the game, but Japan must still be assertive
in the last five seconds Japan's victory has gone
that Belgium's temporary player
had gained that victory, now he has become a top player
Belgium goes to the quarterfinal
utmost glee because of this
most specially exceptional

That's why being alert will not suffice
being assertive is the only option all there is
five whole seconds before the signal of the umpire
a temporary player has set the Belgium team on fire!
with 3-2 they may still stay in the Russia sans wire.


© Sylvia Frances Chan

Monday the 2nd of July 2018-
Afternoon, West European Time.
Victory day for the Belgium team
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ADDITION:
Japan VS Belgium 2-3 Victory for the Belgium Team.
IF I may SAY: The Team of Japan must still be attentive, be alert and especially BE ASSERTIVE. Japan must still keep attacking the Belgian goal and must still have that behaviour as in WW II, aggressive and
all. They lost because of their own fault, it looked like they were awaiting the end signal of the umpire. YES, I have watched them too,
otherwise I could not create this poem and tell you all these here as my Notes. BE ASSERTIVE and BE ACTIVE, WATCH and OBSERVE CONSTANTLY, till the final signal of the umpire.

In Dutch we say: "Eigen schuld, dikke bult" It is an idiom, so no
suitable translation.

Created with punctuality and love for the sport

© Sylvia Frances Chan
Dutch Poetess
Evangelist
World Traveler
Photographer

Monday the 2nd of July 2018-
Afternoon, West European Time.
Victory day for the Belgium teamADDITION:

Tuesday, July 3, 2018
Topic(s) of this poem: action,alert,victory day
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
Japan VS Belgium 2-3 Victory for the Belgium Team.
IF I may SAY: The Team of Japan must still be attentive, be alert and especially BE ASSERTIVE. Japan must still keep attacking the Belgian goal and must still have that behaviour as in WW II, aggressive and
all. They lost because of their own fault, it looked like they were awaiting the end signal of the umpire. YES, I have watched them too,
otherwise I could not create this poem and tell you all these here as my Notes. BE ASSERTIVE and BE ACTIVE, WATCH and OBSERVE CONSTANTLY, till the final signal of the umpire.

In Dutch we say: "Eigen schuld, dikke bult" It is an idiom, so no
suitable translation.

Created with punctuality and love for the sport

© Sylvia Frances Chan
Dutch Poetess
Evangelist
World Traveler
Photographer

Monday the 2nd of July 2018-
Afternoon, West European Time.
Victory day for the Belgium team
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Katinka Havermans 09 July 2018

I notice you put both Dutch and English poems on here. I only translated my Dutch poems, and now I'm only writing poetry in English, no more Dutch. Our language is indeed hard to translate :) Lovely though that you do it anyway.

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Sylvia Frances Chan 19 November 2018

Thank you so much for your sympathetic response and valuable feed back. Your visit is most appreciated, Katinka. You are right that you only write poems in English now. Thank you for the compliments Best wishes, sincerely Sylvia FC.

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Kostas Lagos 06 July 2018

That's a brilliant goal-poem! Beautiful! Just beautiful!

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Thank you so much, Kostas. The match was very impressing the whole 90 minutes, then came still 5 SECONDS to go after the 90 minutes and, Belgium made the last goal. To my opinion it was easy to keep that winning result of Japan, ONLY this team were just awaiting the signal of the umpire. Very wrong! Japan must be alert, active abd assertive till the last second. Thank you that you visited this poem, Kostas. GBU.

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