It cut through the air
One second he saw it
The next it wasn't there
He swung his bat
Swift as could be
The clunk went unheard
It was a strike indeed
He swung his head low
Chin to the ground
Then turned it slow
Seeing pitchers mound
Stood atop
A bright ball of glee
Surrounded by friends
Cheering the win
He lifted his head up
He looked around
So filled with angst and anger
He did not hear the sound
He did not feel their touch
Or hear the stumping of their feet
Nor the sound of their hands
As one touched down
He couldn't hear or feel it land
In his own misery
He swam around
Too far below
To even see the ground
See the cheers of his friends
Their screams of good try
The smiles on there face
Lost in his mind
As he waddled home
As tired as could be
The only thing he thought
"Why me?"
"He was not that good
His pitches sucked
I didn't hit them
Because I had to duck"
He turned over
He flopped into his bed
He would never admit
That it was his fought the other team led
He flopped into his bed
He would never admit
That it was his fought the other team led
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