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East Lake in the 1960s and the bases seemed so far apart then. Now they seem so close. Andy Deason was the quickest runner I ever saw, and he could have been a professional baseball player. He became a winning softball pitcher and shortstop. From an early age, he wrote rhymes and poems about family, girls, and sports. Perhaps he is just not the marrying kind, he will tell you. Andy's best times are his times on a stage where the spoken word is respected. When joined by his musician pals on a guitar and drum, the results are really fun. Find your favorite poem here. All persons and all ages...

In his younger days, he was one of the quickest humans I ever saw. We lived on the same street and played ball in Andy's backyard. East Lake in the 1960s. The bases seemed so far apart in our young eyes. Andy lost his best friend and brother to a motorcycle accident many years ago, and he lost his Dad to natural causes in 2004. He has seen life's highs and lows, and you will be touched by his insights. Through adult eyes, the bases seem so close together. Genuine and funny short poems by a genuine and regular guy. A working-man's view of life, women and sports.