Through many years, I've been focusing on the pitch and the outcome of whether or not I actually hit the ball to make it on base. I've realized that it's more about watching the movements the pitcher makes to throw each particular pitch. Will she curve her wrist, smack her glove to scare me, or throw a ball? If I can see what she does as she throws each pitch, I can be better be prepared for that brief moment when the ball reaches the batter's box. The outcome is now the result of my observances and my reaction to each of the pitcher's movement. I'm in control and I choose how I want the game to end.
Thursday, February 28, 2013
Desired in Absence
The wind is so gentle,
Its breeze is a relief and comes on its own
Yet we take advantage of it.
It isn’t until its absence on a hot day that we realize we desire it.
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