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Acrostic Baseball Poems | Acrostic Poems About Baseball

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              Batters up…..the tingles start and now we know its spring
              All the winter woes are gone and baseball fever sings
              Seats are chosen --lucky fans will sit where they can see
              Easy chairs for some are best--- the price of them is free
              Bull pens hold the players and the feelings there run high
              As the batter taps the plate he glances at the sky
              Like somewhere there is a baseball god who’ll help him out
              Luckily he smacks a low ball—it’s a home run and a shout

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The Say Hey Kid

The crowd stood up and roared as
he came up to bat and scored
entertaining our rowdy bunch in center field.

Say Hey was born a poor black boy in
Alabama and went all the way to the big leagues in New
York and then to the S.F. Giants.

His real name was Willie Howard Mays, Jr. wearing number
eight for twenty-two 
years until his final game in 1973.

Kind as kind could be and much beloved, he was
inducted into the Hall of Fame in 1979
doing baseball the old-fashioned way.  Say Hey !!

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~  For Matt's baseball contest ~~~~~~~~~~~~

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Crazy Bi'w'atch

What you sayin?
We own it
For the morning of the lord
To the night
Don’ start
Tarty mart