POETIC REFLECTIONS
HOW WE BEAT THE DAMN YANKEE BASEBALL TEAM
We waited 86 years
To beat the Damn Yankees
86 years of blood, sweat and tears
Waiting for the Yankees
In 2003 Spring Training my wife and I
Brought “Angels on the Bridge” by
We knew the Red Sox what not be denied
For God saw the Red Sox through the Rebbe’s eyes
I gave a copy to Oscillo for broadcast
And Michelle next to Morgan sat in the Owners Box
We knew the “Angels” effect would last
And we were pitching the Yankees a Pox
In 03 we made a mighty run
Then in 04 the Yankees won
The first three playoff games
Most thought the Red Sox were once again done
But i perched “Angels” upon the TV
And the Red Sox won the next three
Then Fever Pitch had to rewrite the script
As the Yankees fell to Hell and Champaign the Sox sipped.
Fallon and Barrymore went to St Lou
As the Red Sox finally achieved their due
As Baseball suffers the Pandemic Blues
The Millennium World Series Score is Sox 4 Damn Yankees two
You Loose
I actually have a Red Sox World Series Ring
I wear Lynn’s gift when Tessie sings
To remember good times when the Rooters crashed
And the Rebbe and I the Yankees hopes dashed.
So i began a poem to express where I been and where
I’m goin. Six parts done, more to come, my story isn’t for
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As Told To Private Detective Howard Gerald Comen
By an Angel Forlorn
On her own since 6
Picked up by pedophile men
No Jacks or Pick Up Sticks
Tricked into lion dens
No idea what “it” was
No thoughts or desires yet
A slave to what man does
She survived getting what she could get
Man is a silly sex
greedy, barbarous, and cruel
5 minutes inside at best
Humanity after a nine month rule
Barefoot, naked, and pregnant
Cooking and cleaning for man
But voting before 1920? can’t
Women still carry a second class brand
She learned about life on her back
Instead of playing with Barbie and Ken
She was Barbie as a matter of fact
Used and abused with no hero to defend
Married to pimps through her life
Who traded her for drugs and cash
But through all her tribulations and strife
Her heart grew emboldened and vast
The Angel called me for help
A friend was found guilty of a crime
She hired me as his innocence she felt
Her story caught my attention in time
She cared for less fortunate neighbors
Had a special place for the elderly in town
I don’t think she gets paid for her labors
gratitude is all she ever found
Has a house full of Racoons and chickens
A blind turkey clucks all around
Her anger at her station never thickens
She’s as happy as if a pot of gold she found
Though beaten and raped for pleasure variations
Nose broken about seven or more times
A prisoner of sexual deviations
Proud she’s a friend of mine
I have dealt with Angels on investigations
But most came from heaven to advise
But my Bottichelli Angel’s relation
Shows me from evil an Angel can rise
Angel with the Broken Nose
Six years old on her own.
A child wandering the streets on a cruel man’s road.
Sexual predators around every bend
anxious to take advantage of innocence.















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