Christian Baseball Poems

Eddie, could not have had a father better than you.
Think of all the places you took him, including to the zoo.
It’s mind blowing for me,...

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The Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence Chapter L.A.

I like to think of [the habit] as a bonfire or a lighthouse, so that light can shine out...

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Catastrophies broke my soul
  But it never forget to love
  Life takes mysterious route
Where heart is like empty street
Trying crowds, trying lonliness and...

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Looking back, one thing comes clean-glass clear
you were always there for me subduing every fear.

I tried to do my duty, be a husband strong and...

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One More

Raise the curtain, 
I am ready. 
Let's write and read together, 
for hours without end. 
Dressing up in costumes, 
singing crazy shanties, 
or Round...

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POEMS 1 MY ANGEL 

NEW BOOK NOW 45 MY WILL  BE POSTED FROM FROM TONIGHT UNTIL I COMPLETING POSTING THE HOLD BOOK OF FIFTY...

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Alfred and the wilderness  

Alfred, who with the greatest of ease tells,
Me he is not my father and I went for a walk across...

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POEM 30 THE LORD 


THE LORD IS MY SHEPHERD 

THE LORD GAVE ME ALL THAT 

I NEEDED TO ACHIEVE ALL MY 

GOAL. 

CHRISTIAN SHOULD ALWAYS...

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POEM 25 A THANKFUL LIFE 


CHRISTIAN SHOULD NEVER TAKE 

ANYTHING FOR GRANTED. 

IN EVERYTHING CHRISTIAN DO 

IT FOR JOY, LOVE AND HAPPINESS; 

CHRISTIAN SHOULD ALWAYS...

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POEM 24 WE ALWAYS WAIT 



CHRISTIAN SHOULD ALWAYS WAIT 

FOR THE PERFECT REASON OF THE 

SEASON 

CHRISTIAN SHOULD ALWAYS WAIT 

FOR THE IDEAL REASON TO...

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Back then, life for kids was harder than it should have been.
They say that kids had rights too, but I don’t remember when.

Back then, if...

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YOU CAN TITLE THIS

Vision blurred
Couldn't see clearly
Everything was like
The electrons on a black and white
TV screen
Clarity I needed
Fast forward
Life in 3D Television
Elevated I was
Looking at...

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We All know Better
By Curtis Johnson

Your smiling face will often disguise the rapid and tedious race;
But I know better
Your sweet and pleasant demeanor sometimes displays...

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The west’s  Fortune 
In the disappearing evening light the car outside looks 
like a ogre or a relic of a dead religion, dying headlight,...

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If I were to venture a sports analogy,
I'd say life most resembles baseball spiritually.
We spend eons preparing in the dugout,
Then nervously strut out to take...

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