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Submit Your Poem or Song to Bardball: 13 Comments

  1. brian backman wrote,

    Jim,

    Thought you would like to know your web-site was mentioned in a Free Press article by Ernie Harwell a few weeks ago.

  2. annie d. wrote,

    just making y’all aware, in case you weren’t already, of the joe torre haiku “contest” going on at http://cityroom.blogs.nytimes.com/2007/10/19/joe-torre-haiku-contest/

  3. Joyce A. Fenech wrote,

    Jim:
    Just want to thank you first of all for writing “The Silver Lining or Atleast the Yankees Lost”. It clearly
    expressed my sentiments along with the sentiments of most other Tiger Fans I know. And second of all for sending the autographed copy! I’m looking for the appropriate frame. My husband is a huge Yankee Fan, I of course am not. But rest assured it will be hung proudly in a place of honor!Thanks Again!

  4. Gene Carney wrote,

    Just found your site, thanx to my daughter (who found your postcard in a Seattle store). I wrote most of my baseball poetry before the Selig Strike of 94-95 … some is in “Romancing the Horsehide” (McFarland, 1993) and more coming out this spring in A BASEBALL FAMILY ALBUM — see
    http://www.pocolpress.com/getBookDetail.php?bookID=000033

    Are you in any way connected (yet) to SABR (www.sabr.org) which has a national network of folks devoted in various ways to baseball & the arts?

    Or to the Baseball Reliquary? Or the L.A. Bards?

    GC

  5. surlyh wrote,

    Jim-

    Love the site. I’ll send you a few lines one of these days.

    surlyh

  6. Inforerse wrote,

    I can get boistrous with my sensitive heat Fresh joke! Which side of a dog has the most hair? The out side.

  7. Cvecukje wrote,

    Thanks!,

  8. Thomas M. McDade wrote,

    Would you publish this haiku composed by my wife?

    David Wright

    David wright does not
    Succumb to injured digit
    Whether hand or foot

    Carol S. McDade

  9. patrick hogan wrote,

    Jerry Manuel
    optimism waning
    rain without a cloud

  10. Anthony Salazar wrote,

    Pay-Rod left our town
    To seek fame and great fortune
    Pity his poor choices

  11. Patrick Hogan wrote,

    David wright concussed
    the mark of Cain on his head
    is he disabled?

  12. sandrar wrote,

    Hi! I was surfing and found your blog post… nice! I love your blog. :) Cheers! Sandra. R.

  13. Stephen Jones wrote,

    A BASEBALL POEM

    A foul off the bat
    is simply that recovered

    then

    handed off to younger hands
    an exchange a part of history

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