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Bethesda Field |
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Below the harsh lights in a late inning chill, |
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On third was a runner events could soon strand, |
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Repenting his sins while in truth sinning still, |
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He looked home to gather what fate would demand. |
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An old man arising at this godly hour, |
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Beyond any reason, by some fearsome whim, |
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A wonder of nature who once hit with power, |
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But no one expects more heroics from him. |
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The fans all despair at the count, oh and two, |
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Hope slipping away, as statistics revealed |
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No viable chances. The young pitcher threw, |
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A swing, and the ball lifted out to right field. |
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An arc of redemption appeared in the sky, |
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The run scored from third on a sacrifice fly. |