Nationals Poems - Poems about Nationals

War and Peace: That Midst Nations And Nationals War and Peace, a classical fiction by Leo Tolstoy, first published as Voyna I Mir in 1865–69. This picturesque reflection of early 19th-century Russian culture saw as its power of vivid detail and change from subconscious interpretation, is commonly viewed essentially a masterwork of Russian literature and one...

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Take the Washington Metro, and get off at the Navy Yard. Getting to and from Nationals Park is not hard. The baseball team is making itself a name. They send the other teams off losing in shame. The Nats have been winning games at a torrid pace. Have you seen the standings lately? They are in first place. Washington baseball...

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The team stands atop the National League East. This squad of players appears to be the new beast. The number of accumulated wins says it all. This has been the best start since they moved from Montreal. With great seasons from Strasburg, Werth, and the other boys, the Washington fans will be experiencing great joys. I know it’s still early, and...

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To the concession stands at the ballpark in Washington. Doing business with you is certainly no fun. First, how much can you charge for a drink? A high price of five-fifty for a Coke does stink. The lousy service you gave had me fed up. How can you dispense without lids for the cup? Your nasty attitudes can make a person...

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T's & A's shown in the sun... Stock & Hotrods... Everybody having fun... Racing till the day is done ! ...

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