Posts Tagged ‘RSL’
July 18, 2015
Random stuff I do/
with my kids: Walk into a/
private party, eat.
Tags:Albertson's, America First Pavilion, ConTEXTing Haiku, ConTEXTing Poem, ConTEXTing Poetry, CyranoWriter, doesn't surprise my kids, free BBQ, free food, haiku, Kuhns, me and my kids, new event, poems, poet David Kuhns, Poetry, private Party, random stuff, Real Salt Lake, revolutionary contexting Haiku, revolutionary poetry, Rio Tinto Stadium, RioT, RSL, sneak in, stuff I do with my kids, text message poetry, text messages, uninvited guest, www.cyranowriter.com
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March 22, 2014
I can stand and look/
at the old photos and be/
sports history, too.
Or
I’ll look at the old/
photos and be part of their/
sports history, too.
Tags:10:30 pm Front Runner Salt Lake City to Provo, be part of sports history, CyranoWriter, Front Runner, haiku, ImproVerse haiku, Kuhns, local sports history, look at old photos, look into the past, old photo, photo mural, poems, poet David Kuhns, Poetry, Real Salt Lake, reflect on the past, reflection, reflections of the past, revolutionary poetry, RSL, South Jordan Front Runner Station, sports history, train station, UTA, Utah Transit, www.cyranowriter.com
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June 4, 2013
I wear* three soccer/
scarves, but just one holds my heart./
Sounders ’til I die!
*raise
*hoist
Tags:BYU soccer, CyranoWriter, ECS, Emerald City Supporters, Emotional poetry, fan, fan loyalty, haiku, heart, ImproVerse haiku, Kuhns, poems, poet David Kuhns, Poetry, Real Salt Lake, revolutionary poetry, RSL, scarf, Seattle Sounders, soccer, soccer scarves, Sounders 'til I die, Sounders FC, USA soccer, www.cyranowriter.com
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November 8, 2012
The field lights at the nearly empty Rio Tinto Stadium went out, darkening the entire field except for the glare of TV lights at the center circle.
RSL goalie Nick Rimando was giving one last interview as he walked slowly back to the locker room. His heroics in the first game, including several world-class saves AND playing with a broken nose, and several fantastic saves in game 2 of the loser-out MLS playoff game, hadn’t quite been enough. His MLS season was over.
Slowly, a low rumble pierced the dark. Coming from the northeast upper deck of the RioT Stadium –the visiting fan section– it gathered strength and purpose.
“Nick Rimando [Clap, Clap, ClapClapClap!]”
“Nick Rimando [Clap, Clap, ClapClapClap!]”
It continued, getting louder and louder, until the interview was finished: Seattle Sounders’ fans acknowledging a fantastic performance by the USA National Team goalie.
“Nick Rimando [Clap, Clap, ClapClapClap!]”
Rimando turned, walked slowly back across the field, looked up at the cheering fans, raised both his hands above his head, and applauded their cheer.
Respect.
Tags:CyranoWriter, ECS, Emerald City Supporters, fussball, futbol, goalie, IMprov prose, Kuhns, Nick Rimando, Real Salt Lake, respect, Rio Tinto, RioT, RSL, Seattle Sounders, soccer, www.cyranowriter.com
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April 9, 2012
When Dave’s seat choice is done/
it’s understood:/
There’s always fun!/
And fun is good!/
In the right section/
we can yell and scream!/
Insult goalie’s imperfection!/
and holler: “Go Team!”/
Your ticketed section/
shouldn’t impact your seat picks:/
Make a defection/
to Section Twenty-Six!/
That’s what I did!/
‘Cuz that’s where the fun is!
Tags:fun, fun is good, goalie, IMprov Poetry, IMprov sonnet, Kuhns, MLS, poems, poet David Kuhns, Poetry, Real Salt Lake, revolutionary poetry, rhyme, rhyme scheme, Rio Tinto Stadium, Royal Army, RSL, seat, seat picks, Section 26, soccer, www.cyranowriter.com, yell
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