No. 10 & Cubs Prayer - Baseball Poetry and Poems

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Two Poems from our Sports Poetry Collection

No. 10

Author:	Phil Valentino

Poem:	No. 10

	There was an Italian player from back in the day that played baseball the right way. He had a disease unknown to the fans because he was a proud and humble man. He would come to the park each day and have fun each time he would play. He would never gripe, moan or cry, When he came to the park, there was a gleam in his eyes. There was a glide in his stride When he walked in the grass Knowing he would do his best to kick some ass. Copyright 2007 Phil Valentino

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Cubs Prayer

Author:	Phil Valentino

Poem:	Cubs Prayer

	Oh Lord why have you forsaken us with a century of misery and agony All we ask of thee is a trip to the World Series Deliver upon us a championship ring So we can show the nonbelievers we are a winning team Lead us not into last place, but come October let us be setting the pace So we can show all the MLB that we’re a team of destiny Copyright 2007 Phil Valentino

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