Tuesday, June 2, 2009

The New Yankee Stadium

In days of yore,

Despite the score,

We loved our dear old Yankees.

They'd sign their name

Before the game

On things like balls and hankies.

In their new digs

They are bigwigs;

We're fenced out from their presence.

To put it short

These kings of sport

Now treat us all like peasants.

Free autograph?

Don't make me laugh!

They're sold to highest bidder.

The team forgets

It has some debts

To orphan child and widder.

So fare-thee-well

(or go to hell)

Most noble Yankee sluggers.

A soccer game

May be quite lame –

But they are humble buggers.



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