Short Sox Poems
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Sox 2018 World Series Champions as of tonight ! 10/28/18
Highlights tomorrow.
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Re-Cap Highlights - posted next under Red Sox Champs UPDATE
If I ever did
2004 2007 2013
Believe in this team
Can we control ourselves
And let them play up
To potential
A rallying cry
Goes out
Above the green monster
As Napoli is a hero
Not just to me
Baseball Glove on gloves
Baseball bat, too cold to hold
Hurry, SPRING, Hurry
Inspired by Carol Brown’s “WAITING FOR SPRING “ Contest
Dedicated to the 2010 World Series Champions “Boston Red Sox”
Angels Wearing Sox
Always wondered when angels wear sox,
And ones I see usually have curly locks;
Place won't forget;
I did and do regret;
Again must have mis-placed her box.
Jim Horn
This is true in process of putting
Christmas things away.
two-thousand-four
losers no more
Boston Red Sox
out of the rocks
contenders again
beginning to win
three word series wins
no more Babe Ruth sins
now Ortiz calling it quits
won't send the Sox to the pits
for they're stronger than strong
without doing a wrong
Many ask me, of all people
how Chassidic Jews differ from
the ultra-Orthodox
That’s an easy one
the ultras always wear neckties
the Chassidic don’t
Oh, yeah, almost forgot
~ Chassidim wear white sox
Baseball is over I'm sad to say
But the good thing is our sox went all the way.
From the start of Spring Training they decided to re-vamp,
and thats why the Red Sox are the 2007 World Series Champs.
From the begining to the end our team kept us on yhe edge of our seats,
but Red Sox Nation is loyality to say the least.
The Red Sox flare is now on fire
The excitement certainly does inspire
Another fun game, waiting to see
The World Series is the place to be
Go Sox, we say here in the east!
They’ve earned their way to say the least
Today weather brought a 2nd rainbow to Fenway
Starting memorable times, in history to stay
Heidi Sands
10/24/18