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Premium Member They Scored the Winning Run That Day

Rachel Robinson, Jackie's wife, still alive for me
When she speaks of April 15, 1947, conversationally
The day that Jackie broke the toughest barrier
There ever was and may ever well be
The color-line barrier in MLB *                                 

She speaks with candor 
with eloquence
so refreshingly
Caught up with living in a hotel back then
with Jackie and their little baby

Yet, as she says, she somehow sensed
That both their roles that day made history


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*Major League Baseball
 The top professional league in the USA

With God We Had Scored

Gracious great Priest with God scored;
We welcomed wonderful priest aboard;
Where he knelt,
Was Bible Belt;
Out to see him people had poured.

Jim Horn

Father Farrell Graves from LOng Island
will be our new priest.

And He Scored

And he 
scored....
The whole 
world lit up
To herald a 
hero
What a 
million years 
wait
To get a goal
If just one....

Guns 
blazing,twitter-
trumpets
Shockwaves 
boomeranging 
around the 
hemisphere
Hope rising 
to the 
depleted

How a goal 
unites the 
world
Like a thief 
in the night
The 
unexpected 
goal....unites 
the world
Everyone 
wanted a 
peek of it

The sicke 
jumped out 
of their bed
The old 
abandoned 
their 
crutches
Those on 
deathbed 
wanted to 
witness
This once in 
a lifetime
Opportunity
To view this 
historic 
moment

History 
made...
Eight years 
gone
Mikel finally 
bangs a goal
Now arsenal 
beliefs...
After 
anxious 
sleeplessness
Their 
barrenness 
is about to 
go into 
extinction

The whole 
world united
Cause a 
man scores 
a goal
If just for a 
day...
A goal saved 
the world

*mikel* 
chelsea f.c 
footballer 
after he 
finally gets a 
premierleague 
goal
*arsenal* a 
football club 
in England


Premium Member A Try Is Scored

fifteen run after an oval shaped ball
guy with a whistle has the final call 
a try scored counts as five
that makes the crowd come alive
oh boy, I love it when they dive and fall



*To clear up the confusion my limerick
is about Rugby* 





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My Heart Scored Yet My Love Never Fades

Unnerving silence screams through my mind
The death of a friend, the birth of a brother
Why must the fate of yesterday’s mistakes 
Taunt me and dangle reality in my face
Release your eyes and view the blunders of life
Take comfort in the sweet deceit that befalls you
The forbidden window locked and forgotten
The traces of revenge plotted to reform
Finger the lock, feel the suspense within
Peer through the passageway to things unseen
Entice your mind with unearthly obsessions
Befriend the vices that restrain you now
The sweet smell of rejection fills the air
Seeps from the door extinguishing your fire
All the while whispering with a callused cadence
Yes I love you, but it’s just too hard
To stand in front of you with a sweetly torn heart

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