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Premium Member Ryan Trip takes a Trip on a Lawn Mower
in the summer of 1997 Twelve year old Ryan Tripp made a 3, 366 mile journey across the USA raising ten thousand and four hundred dollars for a sick baby living in his home town. He took this trip on a twenty-five horse power mower from Salt Lake City, Utah to Washington, D.C. He was followed by his adoring parents and...

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Categories: ryan, life,
Form: Free verse
I Demand Justice For Ryan Gainer Death
I demand Justice, For the world's hatred, a blight, Justice for the innocent's tragic plight, Where evil prospers in the night, Like shadows dark, obscuring light. I demand Justice, For black lives' suffering, deep and stark, The violence's pain leaves a lasting mark, Gunshots ring out, like a predator's bark, As if life's worth is just...

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Categories: ryan, 11th grade, dedication, kid,
Form: Elegy



The Cop
Caller Waller who was just about holding onto life said that he didn't remember what had happened when questioned by Police.Of course,that is understandable, as the lad had just been shot in the head but police didn't believe him.Despite his obvious pain,Waller managed to identify Carver and his dad as the gunmen.It wasn't until hours later that Waller was rushed to...

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Categories: ryan, abuse, body, boy, chicago,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member The Legend of Nolan Ryan Major League Baseballs Strike Out King
It's not easy becoming a Legendary Major League Baseball pitcher. It never was and will never be. You get put through the wringer and hung out to dry. From time to time you'll get little or no run support. You may have to face Legendary Icons of the game 2 and 3 times in a game. Come face to face with undisguised...

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Categories: ryan, baseball, character, culture, identity,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Clerihew Ryan
Minimalist Robert Ryan so conceptual this particular American Painting white on white gave we colour deficients quite a fright...

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Categories: ryan, art, people,
Form: Clerihew



Premium Member Nolan Ryan For Jim Fregosi
With all due respect to the late Mr. Fregosi, he was one of the best infielders anyone could see. However, his later years were plagued with injury. Jim became involved in the most lopsided trade in history. The New York Mets were involved in a pennant chase. They needed a competent player to cover third base. New York traded a right...

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Categories: ryan, baseball, history,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member My Nolan Ryan Story
GROWING UP ACROSS THE STREET FROM TIGER STADIUM HAS ITS ADVANTAGE AND DISADVANTAGES. BEING A YOUNGSTER HOT HUMID MUGGY SUMMER NIGHT. DETROIT MICHIGAN. JULY NINETEEN HUNDRED AND 73 WOULD TURN OUT TO BE A VERY COLD NIGHT. IN THE MOST UNTHINKABLE WAY. RUNNING AROUND TIGER STADIUM 3 HOURS BEFORE THE GATES EVEN OPEN. YOU CAN SAY I HAD SOME PULL. I KNEW EVERYONE WHO WORKED THERE. GUARDS ,...

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Categories: ryan, baseball, memory,
Form: Free verse
Ryan My Son
Ryan my son, when i visit you I am glad to be so near Ryan my son when I visit you It hurts so bad to see you there Ryan my son when I visit you I see where friends have been before Ryan my son when I visit you The gifts from friends I do adore Ryan my son when I visit...

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Categories: ryan, bereavement, death, grief, missing,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member In Search Of: Private Ryan
In Search of: Private Ryan Many days have passed, many nights have gone, Many men have fallen, but many stand on, Fighting for what’s right, fighting for whose gone, Fighting for those far away, preserving our peaceful dawns. Remember those brave men, far away from home, Very close to the enemy, but very close to alone. Remember then, letters to them, with...

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Categories: ryan, 10th grade, america, men,
Form: Free verse
Cursed With Paul Ryan
Cursed With Paul Ryan With Paul Ryan, we have been cursed, And of all the Speakers he is the worst; Poor at speaking, And facts seeking; Became dead issue and needs a hearst. Jim Horn...

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Categories: ryan, allegory, analogy,
Form: Limerick
For Ryan
27/03/2018 Never give up Ryan, you can make anything real, The harder you push yourself the better youll feel. Always striving for success and moving forward, Even failure at times is a worthwhile reward. This is how we learn, how we continue to improve, Don’t let it stop you or your desire for success remove. But don’t make the same mistakes over...

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Categories: ryan, boy, children, dad, encouraging,
Form: Rhyme
Ryan Ran Away and More
Ryan Ran Away Ryan romped, stomped and galloped away; Did swing and sway returning another day; Wisconsin cheese; Should say please, And with his absent mind still tries to play. Jim Horn He had modest mother who was a plucker; Someone with stick of sucker had stuck her; Broke yoke; And no joke; Chicken not steak then we would chuck...

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Categories: ryan, allegory, analogy,
Form: Limerick
Crying Ryan
Goodby'n to Crying Ryan What we are doing is saying our goodby'n, To the one who the most has been crying; Moving on; Will be gone; It was none other than pitiful Paul Ryan. Jim Horn Am getting poems and putting together, And/or not when you like them weather, First initial; Now official; Trump's orange hair looks like new leather. Jim Horn Like An Old Hen Heve been sitting...

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Categories: ryan, allegory, analogy,
Form: Limerick
Premium Member Wade Boggs Vs Nolan Ryan July 7, 1990
I HAVE GREAT RESPECT FOR THAT NOLAN RYAN. IN EVERY SINGLE WAY. I WOULD LOVE TO THINK OF THIS AS JUST ANOTHER DAY. NOLAN RYAN IS OLD SCHOOL. I JUST LOVE THE WAY HE PLAYS. WHEN THE TWO OF US DO BATTLE, ONE OF US WILL HAVE TO PAY. I WON'T LAUGH AT NOLAN RYAN....

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Categories: ryan, adventure, baseball, character, identity,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Note To Paul Ryan
Paul Ryan seems too concerned, I fear, that there are those who actively seek to harm the U.S. President. While I am among those who would prefer to live in a nation that never would have ever elected a Trumpian, an anti-Lady Liberty Colossus, this is because we feared he might deliver on his promises, which felt like more of a threat, thereby bringing far...

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Categories: ryan, health, humor, political, usa,
Form: Prose Poetry

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