Slam Dunk
Slam Dunk by Lillian Morrison is a 64-page anthology published by Hyperion on October 15, 1995. This collection features a diverse range of basketball poems from various poets, capturing the excitement and nuances of the sport. The verses explore themes such as women’s basketball, the legendary achievements of Michael Jordan, and the dynamic moments of fast breaks and dribble passes.
Readers will find a rich tapestry of children’s poetry that celebrates the spirit of basketball through vivid imagery and rhythmic language. This edition invites young readers to engage with sports poetry, highlighting the thrill of the game and its cultural significance. With its focus on American poetry and sports, Slam Dunk offers an enjoyable exploration of the intersection between athleticism and artistic expression.
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An anthology of basketball poems written by a wide variety of poets includes verses on women’s basketball, the exploits of the amazing Michael Jordan and other legends, and the thrill of a fast break or a dribble pass.
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