Eye Spy

by Hilary Barta

Across Waveland, they cry they won’t see
The game they now spy on for free
.      Greedy Rickett$ need bucks,
.      So buy tickets, you schmucks!
You can say it’s an an “eye-balling fee”.

 


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To Go Where No Batter Has Gone Before

by Edmund Conti

A tale of a batter renowned
His exploit will always be known.
While the pitcher  was taking the mound,
Our hero struck out on his own.

 


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Fall of 42

 By Stuart Shea

Shrouded in soft gauzy myth
Jackie Robinson
smiles, uncomplicated–
angry when necessary,
beatific when possible,
surrounded by angels and devils,
not people.

Making Jackie a figure,
instead of a person,
means we don’t have to deal with
what he dealt with.
We can celebrate his triumph,
which by our celebrating it becomes OUR triumph.

Oh, how good we are.

 


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Screen Testy

by Hilary Barta

On Waveland a pic-screen will top it
The neighbors are sick, but can’t stop it
.      For their sight-line of sport
.      They will fight them in court,
And pray that the Rickett$ will drop it.

Want more Hilary Barta? Who doesn’t? Check out the rest of his limerick output at LimerWrecks.


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Pronk

by Hart Seely

Jesus Christ: You like him? Honk!
Lindsay Lohan? Fall-down dronk,
Johnny Rotten: Eighties ponk,
Travis Hafner: Our man Pronk!

Kim Kardashian: Kanye’s bonk,
Paris Hilton: What a skonk!
Oscar winner: Hilary Swonk,
Travis Hafner, New York Yonk.

 


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