Home Run
On warm Sundays with blue skies, two teams
get together and play baseball in Sentence Park. Roger Noun, an
important player, was the captain of the first team. He and his
alternate, Paul Pronoun would run the team practices. Arnold Adjective
was the sports writer who would go to the games. He loved to talk
and write about Roger Noun.
On the other team was Victor Verb. Victor
Verb could run, throw, and catch better than anybody else. His
biggest fan, Anthony Adverb was the second base man. He loved
to talk about Victor. Victor Verb's girlfriend, Cynthia Interjection,
was the cheerleader. She was full of enthusiasm and pep.
Carl Conjunction, the guy that brought
everyone together, organized the games. Once he decided on a time,
he would call Peter Preposition, the bus driver who drove the
players to the game. The two teams always had a lot of fun and
played very well. They were always sad when the game was over
but looked forward to next week's game.
Kerry Conroy