World Series Poems | Examples


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Premium Member World Series - Game 1

The bat is in Freddy Freeman's grip.
He's injured, but can he let it rip?
With two outs, bases loaded,
first pitch, his bat exploded - 
grand slam!  Freddy takes a four-base trip.

Premium Member World Champions

Astros shooting stars 
now they know their ABCs
~ Atlanta Braves champs






11/02/2021

Premium Member World Series Home Run

At first
Got hurt

Bad knee
Let's see

Docs say
X-ray

No break
Drugs take

And then
Again

Game day
Will play

Home run
We won!

Fans say
Hurray!

What fun
All done


World Series

Mets and Royals
playing for it all
who are you rooting for?

World Series Wins

Yankees twenty- seven times
maybe some of them were crimes

Cardinals won eleven
taking their fans to heaven

and the Red Sox won eight
I do appreciate

a few teams tied with five
keeping the love alive

Premium Member A Beltway World Series

Baltimore fans will not be popping a champagne cork.
The Orioles were defeated by the Yankees from New York.
Likewise, a World Series is not what Washington fans will see.
The St. Louis Cardinals trounced the Nationals from DC.
This year, a Beltway World Series will not be reality.
Once again, a Championship in the capital is a fantasy.
However, there is a great deal of optimism here.
After defeat, both teams must persevere.
The Orioles and Nationals look forward to next year.


Premium Member The 2008 World Series

Here in October of 2008,
all Phillies fans are feeling great.
The boys in pinstripes just won it all.
They are the champions of baseball.
The team’s play did certainly enthrall.
On Broad Street, everyone stands tall.
For just the second time in history,
the Phils won the ultimate victory.
Four games out of five, they beat Tampa Bay.
The Rays are the team that had to pay.
Even though it is too crowded around here,
it is the right place and time to celebrate and cheer,
I only have one more line to rhyme.
We will remember this moment for a long time.

World Series of Poets

A.R. Ammons on the mound
Auden on the mound
Ginsberg on 1st
Frost on second
Carl Sandburg on third
Ferlinghetti at short
Right Field - Wordsworth
Left field - Shelly 
Blake - Center field
Shakespeare  - Catcher
Have I dropped enough 
names for you?
What's so bad about
being a name dropper?
The game is on 
Unfortunately my team 
is losing
But with poetic talent
They may yet
Eke out a victory
Postscript  - They just won!

World Series

A man goes through
A series of gains and losses
To finally realize what...
Means the world to him.

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