I am a TouchDown Poem by "Javon Monico'' (Final Draft)

     Through obstacles and tricks, 

Running through bricks,

 run to me and get your six,

Setting goals by making a play 

Only 4 downs to make your day,

To score, and make the opponent pay.

Always wanting your hopes and dreams,

 Catching and running that ball left and right,
Go for the touchdown because you only have,

4 plays to win the fight,

After you score you go for one more,

I am a champion,

to get the trophy in store.

I make people happy with my game winning score,
but I will make you sad and you'll fall to the floor,
When i'm hurt I will still stand still,
I will be still worth points,
and will be waiting to kill,
who ever comes to me will win, but who ever doesn't
will pay the bill.

Tearing a muscle or breaking a joint

Im only worth 6 plus a point,

Running with all your might through all your walls,

Remember to have faith before your heart falls, 

I will be the person with that crown,

The only reason why I'm a touchdown

I am a touch down Poem By "Javon Monico"

          

          

     Through obstacles and tricks, 

Running through bricks,

 run to me and get your six,

Setting goals by making a play 

Only 4 downs to make your day,

To score, and make the opponent pay.

Always wanting your hopes and dreams,

Catching and running that ball left and right,

4 plays to win the fight,

After you score you go for one more,

being a champion,

to get the trophy in store.

 

Off season to games to playoffs,

pushing all the way through,

always have to reach your goals, 

wanting to get through the plane,

Never backing down because its only a sprain.

Tearing a muscle or breaking a joint

Im only worth 6 plus a point,

Running with all your might through all your walls,

Remember to have faith before your heart falls, 

I will be the person with that crown,

The only reason why i'm a touchdown

 

Poem on a Coney Island Rough draft

         Having a hard life where all your hopes go away from you and you don't know where to go in your life. Life can knock you down but you can always get back up.  "A Coney Island Life" by James L. Weil , says  that through all the obstacles in your life live your hopes and dreams because you will never know when your time is up.
       
         The poem seems that if life knocks you down always try to get back up from all the obstacles in your life. Ask your self how much time you think you have before you go. The poem describes James L. Weil having a hard life and wondering "how many times round I have to catch that brass-ring-sun" after all his hopes filled with helium fly sky high away from him. "Now arms filled with dolls I threw so much for I take my perhaps my last ride" is planned that when all your work you put into and everything you did goes far away from you, take your last journey to enjoy your life before its time to leave his planet-carousel.
   
         The poem compares his life to a carnival and James L. Weil predicts in his poem "on rollercoaster ups and downs" saying that their will always be ups and downs in your life and he says  "How many more times round I have To catch that brass-ring-sun Before the game is up." Meaning how much times you have to enjoy your life and hang on till the "game is up"


         Although life is a very short matter of time the poem reflects about our rise and falls of life and how you should live it to the fullest. Take your life on a journey and never leave any moment back because you will never know what you might miss. Always try to take your hopes and dreams back if they fly away from you, because it will fall eventually. For all the games you win and for all the things you do, always try to win again and never wait till the game will end.