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“A Wild Pitch”
The pitcher held the new baseball / As the batter walked up to the carefully cleaned home plate. And his fingers felt the strong red stitches / The breeze began to blow. He raised his arms in one swift movement / Sweat formed on his upper lip. A runner raced from third base to home plate / While the catcher jumped up to grab the wild pitch. The crowd cheered loudly / Because the ball flew to the back wall. A run was scored / The batter smiled for the game was over. This is my first try to a cleave poem.
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