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Tattered Game Ball

...Kids of different nationalities gather every day to play in the streets of Chicago once their daily chores are done. They play with marbles, scummy top, pitching pennies, or a rambunctious......

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Categories: stickball, baseball, chicago, children, nostalgia,
Form: Tanka

Philly Boy

...A city of neighborhoods, it's been called in a song. With row houses like Legos, my......

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Categories: stickball, childhood, games, remember,
Form: Lyric

Summers With Granddad

...Time held in his hand, a shoebox cradled the past, treasures saved for a grandson. Granddad's pocketwatch was tarnished with memories in an attic of summers. A family bond, sun-drenched h......

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Categories: stickball, childhood, family, seasons, urban,
Form: Sedoka

Book: Radiant Verses: A Journey Through Inspiring Poetry

A Summer Memory

...Summer Memories of Long Ago (for Frank Herrara's Summer Memory Contest) Playing stickball in the schoolyard Roller skating with my friends Playing hide and seek Wishing vacation never ends ......

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Categories: stickball, childhood, nostalgia,
Form: Rhyme