Ball Game
The tickets are in
hopefully i get to enjoy with my family
and see Arizona win
we rushed to get ready and get there rapidly
once there i walked by the amazing Chase Field
beautifully structure in its appearance
protecting fans from the hot weather as a shield
the heat will not be much of a interference
Inside the stadium i find my seats
close to the players dugout
and my stomach is ready to eat
and hoping for a shutout
the National Anthem plays
with a beautiful voice singing
and all i could do is praise
and the ball park was brimming
the first inning starts
and i see my favorite pitcher on the mound
Collementer throws fast ball darts
except for one that hits the ground
after three innings
Goldy hits the home run
running the bases while grinning
the Reds know they’re done
what an amazing game
a shutout the fans will never forget
and i knew that game has its own name
and the tone is forever set
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