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Quiet are the fields with ghosts from pennants past the aces and cutters set idly away from the maple spread fall soft sounds of Sunday (chilling on the boneyard) telling tales of validated stars and wheel house legends the rally cap sluggers with mahogany eyes Mustard colors in floating mists give a hallowed glow to sublime skies scattered walkers trip to the hole their spit buckets and spigots pressed loosely into pure life form bikers and loners and curious coffee goers mill about the horn whispering numbers from an old Keelman heaving Alley lookers and Mendoza lines screachers, bleachers from years gone by dancing fingers and cracks at the bat moonshots (from the big time Timmy Jim) the 9th inning gunner with sinker and slider and imposing brush back ballz the game day citizen and dugout warrior who lit it all up in Rockwell fame
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Jan 18, 2017
Jan 18, 2017 at 11:28 PM UTC
Painting the black
Quiet are the fields with ghosts from pennants past the aces and cutters set idly away from the maple spread fall soft sounds of Sunday (chilling on the boneyard) telling tales of validated stars and wheel house legends the rally cap sluggers with mahogany eyes Mustard colors in floating mists give a hallowed glow to sublime skies scattered walkers trip to the hole their spit buckets and spigots pressed loosely into pure life form bikers and loners and curious coffee goers mill about the horn whispering numbers from an old Keelman heaving Alley lookers and Mendoza lines screachers, bleachers from years gone by dancing fingers and cracks at the bat moonshots (from the big time Timmy Jim) the 9th inning gunner with sinker and slider and imposing brush back ballz the game day citizen and dugout warrior who lit it all up in Rockwell fame
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Jan 18, 2017
Jan 18, 2017 at 11:28 PM UTC
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