The season begins.
The pop of the ball into leather echoes through empty fields and half-full parks.
There’s a sharpness to it — clean, true, full of promise.
Before the crowds swell, before the heat settles in, there’s this sound:
the ball finding the mitt, the glove collapsing around it like a heartbeat.
Stoicism
Beginnings are made not in noise and spectac…
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