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Friday, March 6, 2009
parting clouds the gardener mulches
w. f. owen
4 comments:
Anonymous
said...
bill, a few here for the coming baseball season. ed
17th inning firefliee flare & fade on the warning track
stand up triple
the third base coach
catches his breath
memorabalia show the old catcher's crooked fingers
wow ed. i especially like "summer breeze." though different, i remember when i would throw a softball from third to get a runner out at first. i could hear it hum!
4 comments:
bill,
a few here for the coming baseball season.
ed
17th inning
firefliee flare & fade
on the warning track
stand up triple
the
third
base
coach
catches his breath
memorabalia show
the old catcher's
crooked fingers
summer
breeze
the
sound
of
a
fastball
wow ed. i especially like "summer breeze."
though different, i remember when i would
throw a softball from third to get a runner out
at first. i could hear it hum!
bill
sunray
finds a garden's first green
its keeper
_m
hi m,
a delicate poem.
bill
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