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Shall I Compare Thee to a Summer's Game?

Are poised for their debut.

They're coming to our RFK,

At last we'll get our due.

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A Game of Inches and Iambic Feet (The Washington Post, Mar 31, 2005)
Mixing Love and Baseball (The Washington Post, Mar 30, 2005)
Giving a Voice to Reflux (The Washington Post, Mar 29, 2005)
Answer Man: The Image of a Bad Driver (The Washington Post, Mar 28, 2005)
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The ghosts of old Nats dance and sing,

Walter Johnson and the rest.

They gave their all with few rewards,

Shirley Povich told it best.

Mere history. Now a new day dawns,

Frank Robinson and his men,

Their exploits to be analyzed

By Barry Svrluga's pen.

-- Beth-Ann F. Gentile, Washington

And now for our grand-prize winner: It's Markell West of Laurel, whose poem combined the frustration of being baseball-less with a sly nod toward D.C. voting rights:

We've had an echo in our hearts


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