The Diamond
Not all diamonds are shiny and bright. Some may be dull or just not fit right. Others may be broken or just playing lame. But only one has the power to hold a nine inning game. The baseball diamond is a beautiful work of art. It has green monsters and khayaks to set it apart. It has dimensions of all sort, and not just one shape. From three fifteen down the line to four hundred in length.This diamond may not be shiny and it may not be bright. But it has the power to bring thousands of people together one small hit at a time.
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