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Doubleheader Monday

By James Ford, published May 14, 2008
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I have walked these city streets
for blocks and blocks
some of the buildings are over a hundred years old
I pass by them without a stare
I walk across bridges that cross rivers
to look down at the boats,
barges, and replica steam ships
Breakfast is sometimes on the other side

I walk these downtown streets
sometimes with a destination
until my feet become sore.
some ask for money
to buy gasoline, or food
sometimes coffee

the ballpark rises on the other side of the river
today there is a doubleheader
and many fans are crossing the bridge
to watch two games on one day
with clouds overhead
and ballpark food permeating
the noontime air.

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The imagery is so vivid! The essence touched me. Loved this one James.

Posted on 05/14/2008 at 11:05:09 PM

 
We have a minor league stadium in our town, and I like watching my local team when I have a chance to...great work...I can almost smell the hot dogs and roasted peanuts.

Posted on 05/14/2008 at 10:05:47 PM

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