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Best Dugout Poems

Below are the all-time best Dugout poems written by Poets on PoetrySoup. These top poems in list format are the best examples of dugout poems written by PoetrySoup members


Premium Member 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...

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© Bill Baker  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: dugout, baseball, childhood, dream, emotions,
Form: Free verse



Premium Member Day Dreaming
the red glow so far away
so close, embraced
the burst of innervated dawn
restraining its awe

the uplift of a lemony-spring
sponge-squeezed from the sudsy sun
the faucet of quiet...

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Categories: dugout, imagery,
Form: Verse
Premium Member Batter Up
She comes to bat with the score tied three to three.
Staring out at the pitcher,
she goes into her stance, 
just hoping the ball will come...

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© Eve Roper  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: dugout, granddaughter, softball,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Baseball
To see the game, you have to plan
It takes some time you see
This is for all the die-hard fans
You'll need a strategy

To stand in line...

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Categories: dugout, baseball, fun,
Form: Rhyme
Under a Miccosukee Sky
Big Cypress stirs, heated by Miccosukee 
sky hung in spun gold. Rising in the east, 
morning sways with waves of river grass
as the elder paddles...

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Categories: dugout, culture, native american, nature,
Form: Free verse



Fritterbatter
No one is more famous than Allo Wishis
Who, with his bat, broke all 108 stitches
Exposing a yarn ball, the leather fell fast
Causing the fans, to...

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Categories: dugout, sports
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Guests of Embera Drua
GUESTS OF EMBERA DRUA

We are guests in this village on the Chagris River shore.
Tribe members of Embera Drua twist palms of Panama -

embrace us each,...

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Categories: dugout, travel,
Form: Free verse
This Scene Before Me
A free verse done in a quatern form  (1st line moves to each stanza but  is here, I have more syllables in each...

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Categories: dugout, change, community, culture, international,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Megan's Hit - the Baseball Sonnet
MEGANS HIT - the Baseball Sonnet
There on the deck, I took a practice swing
tormented in the possiblity--
then hope was dashed--I found no hope to bring
up...

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© Vee Bdosa  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: dugout, baseball, childhood, children, family,
Form: Sonnet
Life's a Lot Like Baseball
“Life’s A Lot Like Baseball”
 
Life’s a lot like baseball, neither is a simple game.
Each is filled with the stuff of life.
Both, so much the...

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Categories: dugout, allegory, analogy, baseball, character,
Form: Rhyme Royal
Premium Member A Little Boy's Dream of Baseball
THE PITCHER SHAKES OFF ANOTHER SIGN.
I START TO WONDER WHATS ON HIS MIND.
WITH SWEAT RUNNING OFF MY BROW,
I NEED A HIT AND I NEED IT...

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Categories: dugout, adventure, baseball, celebration, fantasy,
Form: Light Verse
Spring Training
Why is the pitcher in for only two innings or three?
Spring training is going on right now, you see.
From a long winter, veterans scrape off...

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Categories: dugout, baseball, sports,
Form: Rhyme
Play Ball Softball
Play Ball (Softball)

My daughters use to play softball
I wish I could have been to them all

Since my daughters don’t play anymore
I don’t have a team...

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Categories: dugout, sports
Form: Couplet
Premium Member Spiritual Baseball
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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Categories: dugout, allegory, analogy, baseball, christian,
Form: Quatrain
Life Is a Baseball Game
You are the batter,
Shaking in your cleats,
Scared of what may come,
So scared you may flee.

The pitcher stands there noble,
Strong and steady,
His pitch is fast,
And you...

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Categories: dugout, faith, inspirational, life, love,
Form: I do not know?

Book: Shattered Sighs