Baseball Feelings Poems

Autumn filled with wonderful colors
A perfect time for lovers
Even in snow conditions
We follow our fall traditions

Back to school
Looking cool
Homecoming dances
Start romances

Hanging with friends
On them we...

Read More

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...

Read More

Whether you are a Star at Baseball, Football, Soccer or any Game you chose to be in: Dance, Lottery or just a high school Spelling...

Read More

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...

Read More

I knew Love once...
She changed her name many times to stand by my side. 

When I first met her she was Light! She stretched her...

Read More

..news paper 04/oct/10/22020


This world is  no good job i will open my own news paper factory by my mother name Leelawati b 
Good thing...

Read More

The Poet With No Soul


"I will run, when you are in pain,
After all, I have so much to gain!
To me, you are but a cutout...

Read More

  A Nirvana Sunrise and Matt Amish


   Cat whiskers, pen, notebook.
   Brain flowing with ideas blending
   with hazelnut...

Read More

*NOTE: (Her name is actually pronounced Jo-anne)

My Aunt Joan, with dark sparkling eyes, was my FUN aunt! 
The baby girl of her family (my mother...

Read More

who would have ever thought
that simple red baseball cap 
made in the USA
could become 
a worldwide symbol
of hate and greed...

Read More

people move on

to the promised land

is only a real estate pitch

sometimes a fast ball

sometimes a slow pitch

a spit ball, a knuckle ball, a curve

sometimes they...

Read More

Songbirds chirp praises to the sun;
hidden in the leaves of the trees,
while the air is abuzz with bees.

In its race with Spring, Summer won;
sweating in...

Read More

 I’ve seen you across the room for
One day a year
These eight long years she's lived
The only thing we have in common
Is her
For you play...

Read More

Invisible scars touched the inner fibers of the soul
                ...

Read More

Dead now, Jackie Walsh?
Smolderingly blonde like a strawberry,
protesting your stolen innocence; one snuffed candle.
So much promise you had, the favored cousin,
my own father loved you...

Read More