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One Summer

Edwin Romond’s poem on the summer of ’61.

James Scruton’s poem on the uneasiness of the trade deadline.

Kenny Likis’ poem on a legendary photo.

Jack Albert’s poem about baseball fan Walt Whitman.

Susie Aybar’s poem about the beginning of the end.

AJ Speier-Wallace’s poem on the rotator cuff.

Frank J. Albert’s poem on rain delays.

Michael Gaspeny’s poem on the joys of the game.

Royals fan Loren Broaddus’ poem on Thurman Munson.

Leland Seese’s poem on the sights of the game.

Thomas Alan Orr’s poem about the origins of the pitch.

Tim Peeler’s poem about a chance meeting.

Callista Markotich’s poem on questions not asked.

Genoa Wilson’s poem on the incomparable Myron Noodleman.

Ethan Alshul’s ode to the groundskeeper.

Robert Fillman’s winning poem on what the game of baseball can teach.

Mike Cecconi’s runner-up poem on Alaskan summer baseball.

Robert Stewart’s poem on Bob Gibson.

Amanda Kooser’s poem on the minors.

Molly Zeigenbein’s poem on baseball in the great outdoors.