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The BoSox Season
It is that time of the year again Right after the Super Bowl ends The land is frozen, the winds chilling. Basketball reigns supreme, but not for long. A strong scent fills the air. The smell of fresh grass New dirt Hot dogs The sound of crowds The crack of wood The screams of fans Baseball is in the air! Fenway Park waits to be opened to the 30,000 people who frequent it. The Red Sox train hard. We say to ourselves “Maybe this year…” Always maybe The delicate balance between love and hate of the home team begins to plague the Fenway Faithful
A strong start Jerry Remy on the mic. Pedro, Nomar, and the rest of the team play America’s pastime amidst skepticism about injuries and of course the “curse.” But the Sox are two games up in first, and we say “This is the year!”
A slow finish puts the Sox two games out of first behind the Yankees, and out of the post season. And as the dust settles on the age old rivalry and the Patriots storm Gillete once again. The air becomes stale and chilled the wind seems to whisper “Maybe next year…”
Copyright © 2002-2003 Student Publishing Program. Poetry and prose © 2003 by individual authors. Reprinted with permission. Site designed by Strong Bat Productions. |
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