In the dugout Bases are loaded he's up to bat he swings and it's a line drive up third.
Then it's first base second base third base and sliding into home.
Afterwards I am amazed at the trash and litter that abounds that humans can do this to a place it astounds.
In my disgust I look up there you are still glowing from the play, looking at me as if to say your next.
We walk a while we talk a while I learn about the game I need a chair the dugouts there
An awkward pet my ******* wet he lays me back on the bench
he rubs me there hasn't a care of when or where i've been just drops his pants and starts the dance of an innocents last chance.
Pushing the wall with his toes, helps it to get where it goes good again poking my eye with his nose its over as awkward as it began
He goes in a rush leaves me in a flush wondering what it was all about left all alone with sorrow the soreness will be better tomorrow I'll try not to pout and in PE dress out
A short take on a ****** encounter of the elementary school kind.