Who’s versing? Hawthorn

Alex Darling continues a poetic look at the AFL sides with some Hawks observations

Who’s versing? GWS

Alex Darling continues a poetic look at the AFL sides with some Giant observations

Who’s versing? Gold Coast

A quick verse on Gold Coast by Alex Darling

Who’s versing? Geelong

A short sharp preview for Geelong’s season by Alex Darling

Who’s versing? Fremantle

A poetic last roll of the dice for Freo?

Who’s versing? Essendon

The eloquent empathy for Essendon in verse by Alex Darling

Who’s versing? Collingwood

Alex Darling predicts Collingwood’s form in verse

Who’s versing? Carlton

Carlton gets the Alex Darling prose

Who’s versing? Brisbane

Alex Darling puts Brisbane’s woes to verse

Who’s versing? Adelaide

Alex Darling puts Adelaide to verse

Who’s versing? Western Bulldogs

Short sharp prose from Alex Darling on the Western Bulldogs

Almanac (Cricket) Poetry: Shared Moment

A cricket poem from Pam Sherpa. The top order is in disarray.

Almanac Poetry: ‘Dad’

You will love this. Ripper poem from Northern Territorian (and former Sydney Swans player) Gerard Zochling about his Dad.

Almanac Classic (Footy Poetry): The Year the ‘Roos First Wunner

This, my friends, is one of the contributions of the year. Murray Bird and he QAFF group have discovered this epic poem which tells the story of the Brisbane D Grade Grand Final in 1946. [A snapshot of a moment in time, this is a dead-set classic – JTH]

My Saintly brothers and sisters … in Jake, we must now trust!

Jen Muirden asks that her fellow Saints give Jake a go.

Almanac Poetry: Brothers

Bluestone with a delightfully simple poem about brothers.

Ode to raconteur and wordsmith extraordinaire, Gideon Haigh

Jennifer Muirden with an ode to Gideon Haigh, after listening to him speak at his Certain Admissions dinner last Wednesday evening.

Almanac Poetry: Time, the toughest opponent of all

Time and football. Verse from the pen of Jeff Dowsing.

Parades and Brightly Coloured Men – The 2015 AFL Grand Final Haiku Kukai

Haiku Bob convened the fourth annual Grand Final haiku kukai which brought contributions from around the world. Here are some of the 200 poems that were written.

Almanac poetry: Season’s over

The changing of the seasons moves Vin Maskell to verse.