Sounds From The Baseball Field Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABBBCCDEEDFF G G HHDII FF ABABJJKLL MM MNM O BBBB FF| Batter in the home place | A |
| That was nobly done | B |
| Try and get the first base | A |
| Run | B |
| Run | B |
| RUN | B |
| Ah there short stop will you miss | C |
| Hear the people cheer and hiss | C |
| Hear them yell and shout | D |
| Twinkling legs and flying feet | E |
| Oh I wonder who will beat | E |
| Faster faster out | D |
| Umpire umpire go along | F |
| That was wrong sir that was wrong | F |
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| Pitcher pitches four balls | G |
| 'Take your base my man ' | - |
| Toward the second now he crawls | G |
| 'Steal it if you can ' | - |
| Oh the ball has gone so high | H |
| Can they catch it on the fly | H |
| Ah there is no doubt | D |
| He will get his third I vow | I |
| Pshaw the ball has got there now | I |
| 'Two men out ' | - |
| Umpire umpire that was wrong | F |
| Go along sir go along | F |
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| One man on the first base | A |
| Not a single run | B |
| Boys are warming to the race | A |
| Now look out for fun | B |
| Pitcher's arm maybe is tired | J |
| Batter sudden seems inspired | J |
| Grounds the ball to win | K |
| Run there run there run your best | L |
| I am screaming with the rest | L |
| 'Two men in ' | - |
| Umpire umpire go away | M |
| Dead wrong dead wrong sir I say | M |
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| What's the matter now pray | M |
| Taking breath that's all | N |
| But the restless people say | M |
| 'Play ball play ball ' | - |
| One ball two strikes two balls 'Foul ' | - |
| Umpire calls and people howl | O |
| 'What is he about ' | - |
| Run run run run Run | B |
| Run | B |
| RUN | B |
| Half the inning now is done | B |
| 'Three men out ' | - |
| Umpire umpire go along | F |
| You are always always wrong | F |
Ella Wheeler Wilcox
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