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Baseball Diamond
Baseball Diamond Poems - Poems about Baseball Diamond
The Ballpark
...The dream of every Little Leaguer in our town was to play in The Ballpark. The Ballpark was the diamond where all the Major League games were played. There were only four teams in the Major L......
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Bill Baker
Categories:
baseball diamond,
baseball, childhood, dream, emotions,
Form:
Free verse
To Bee Or Not To Bee
...Y’know….you’d think… Look out….here I come… Bee careful, Bee safe… YAH! YAH! Bee quiet….. Tulips are easy Just hit the middle of the cup Sunflowers Like landing on a baseball diamond But th......
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John Lawless
Categories:
baseball diamond,
flying, humor, nature,
Form:
Personification
Demolished By Love
...Demolished by love Demolished by love My doors have been rattled My cage has been rocked The vessels are no longer Moored to the dock Thank you, love My streets are abandoned My town ha......
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Keith Dovoric
Categories:
baseball diamond,
desire, funeral, girl, heart,
Form:
Verse
A Nirvana Sunrise and Matt Amish
... A Nirvana Sunrise and Matt Amish Cat whiskers, pen, notebook. Brain flowing with ideas blending with hazelnut coffee drenched scents. Soft notes of Miles Davis ride ......
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Panagiota Romios
Categories:
baseball diamond,
baseball, feelings, heaven, loss,
Form:
Free verse
Smarty Pants Poem Number Two
...Thought it would be fun to write a cute little Smarty Pants poem. I was crazy with excitement about it, laughing with happiness gore. I was so happy about the idea, I figured it had been done befor......
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Caren Krutsinger
Categories:
baseball diamond,
2nd grade, 3rd grade,
Form:
Rhyme
Family
...family picnic italian sandwiches by baseball diamond posted on July 5, 2018......
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Line Gauthier
Categories:
baseball diamond,
family, food, fun, summer,
Form:
Senryu
Home
...In the land someone forgot I found my Camelot On a cal-de- sac on a corner lot In a tree filled plot. It's my beauty spot. Probably to a lot It doesn't look all that hot Even with blooming for......
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Bette Bavington
Categories:
baseball diamond,
adventure, appreciation, beauty, blessing,
Form:
Rhyme
A Trek of Tracks Made and To Make
...Treks of Tracks of the past, current and future, we make Treks of Tracks of a noted past: Made mostly in our childhood days This upon playing childhood games and in innocent playground escapad......
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Ronald A. Williams
Categories:
baseball diamond,
adventure, allusion, appreciation, high
Form:
Free verse
Emerald Dreams
...I remember as a kid that my mother gave my copy of Frank Waldman's "Bonus Pitcher" to the book fair I had to buy it back for a quarter The book told the tale of how a "bonus ba......
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Matthew Anish
Categories:
baseball diamond,
baseball,
Form:
Concrete
Emptiness
...Emptiness (Childrens song / lyrics and music by Joan Donnelly Ellis ) When a thing is empty it is not much good at all . What good is a baseball diamond with neither bat nor ball? What wo......
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Joan Donnelly Ellis
Categories:
baseball diamond,
children, song,
Form:
Lyric
Seasonal Walks In the Park
...baseball, bird, change, childhood, games, holiday, lost, “Seasonal Walks in the Park!” A walk in the park after a springtime morning rainfall Is to hear the droplets fall from bent branches o......
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Diane M Quinlan
Categories:
baseball diamond,
baseball, bird, change, childhood,
Form:
Free verse
The Widow and the Apple Orchard
...after enduring years of neglect when she needed to know she was not alone & abuse, when all she wanted was to be held with care, he finally died. though her friends had told her to leave him, she st......
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Andrew Delapruch
Categories:
baseball diamond,
life, family, time, family,
Form:
Free verse
Art
...Art is easily seen and recognized I have seen a lawn mowed, a brick laid. Heard it sung and played Seen it sculpted in alabaster Marveled at results beyond my hands Taken brush and knife to canv......
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Donald Meikle
Categories:
baseball diamond,
art, education, on work
Form:
I do not know?