Super Bowl Identity They shout and scream At the bowl games. There is such a hoopla For all the football stars. Two teams come to fight Of the ball they never lose sight. They chase the tiny thing around, And roll all over the cold ground. They pinch each other on the butt, And with the ball they do a strut. The half time is filled to the limit With every kind of entertaining gimmick. The people line up on the benches With ice and snow in the trenches. They seem to be willing to pay Anything for more of Super Bowl Sunday. The churches close their doors For the teams to add up their scores. It seems it is more fun to sit in the cold Than to worship God with their soul. Deception has them all bound to a ball That can do nothing but fall. Money is the name of the game, And all the silly people came! Poem written by: Lena Ayer Kittrell Background design by: Lena Ayer Kittrell Midi "Jazz Rock" by: Lena Ayer Kittrell
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