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Baseball
I can still smell the leather the rawhide, the very strings of crimson, crisscrossed hear the snap of the ball As I make the diving catch, Everyone applauded. A bat makes sound as it moves through the air and its ping shakes a white streak into the sky here comes the warning track. And everyone applauded. Watch the pitcher turn his head his confidence wary as I stalk further from the bag He isn't looking. Now! Run and dive and slide. And everyone applauded. But everyone isn't here As I pick myself up And set down my bat And brush myself off It's only dad. And I'm glad he applauded.
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