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Fighting Depression
We’ll defeat this enemy
We’ll soar like eagles

Edward J. Ebbs - 09/27/14

This gray Apple Mac,
is it true that i use it,
or does it use me?

smoking barbecues
cannonballs and dips in pools
baseball games to view




5-14-18

Jackie Robinson
and his number forty-two
never forgotten

an old baseball
soars across blue sky--
broken glass

Joe DiMaggio
was never a Joe Namath
both had New York’s pride

Just like Field of Dreams
Derek Jeter's final game
Hello Hall of Fame

I may not like it
the designated hitter
Ortiz is the best

plays more than one base
the utility player
good player to have

baseball and hot dogs
will always go together
like birthdays and cake

Baseball National Pastime 

bleeds red, white and blue
from soft catch to Major League
fanning sea to see


connie pachecho

3/15/17

Baseball came and gone
game seven was a delight
winter comes again

knuckleball pitcher
is a specialist of sorts
a catcher's nightmare

Roswell Invaders
play Las Vegas Fifty-Ones
in one special game

pitchers never hit
except for the Babe of course
hello DH Rule

USS Midway
Single A Home run Derby
San Diego Bay

What's a battery?
A pitcher and a catcher
they'll power your team

he threw out runners
over one-hundred-fifty
plus twenty- seven

Phillies Triple-A
Lehigh Valley Iron Pigs
almost Major League

number two sees all
the runners and the pitches
controls the ballgame

Samsung saved the game
Instant replay in baseball
Much more excitement

white against the red
not cowboys and Indians
White Sox and red Sox

Remember the Bull
Greg Luzinski left fielder
pride of the Phillies

the day really drags
when no baseball being played
can't wait till Friday

Major League Baseball
used pink bats for Mothers' Day
they smacked the ball good

nineteen-eighty-six
the Mets won the world series
over the Red Sox

a Yankee has died
a true legend of baseball
eight behind the plate

Shoeless Joe Jackson
always gave his very best
don't ever forget

Pennsylvania
the Little League World series
where the dreams begin

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”

laying down a bunt
runner at third coming home
close play at the plate

Shoeless Joe Jackson
and Charlie Hustle Pete Rose
reinstate them both

Great start for weekend
four game sweep of the Blue Jays
Red Sox's streak begins

now give a big hand
Ed Kranepool Mets firstbaseman
Mister Met himself

stick ball rules
                                one time out
                                per car