Out of Left Field is a farfetched political satire that questions if things are really what they seem to be. The poem discusses things that can't be proven false because the facts are either concealed or non-existent. The collection of poems questions the wildfire disaster response in Hawaii, the existence of demons, carbon dating and the true age of the dinosaurs, the identity of the culprit that brought cocaine into the Whitehouse, the real purpose of sending money to Ukraine, superficial political actors, and much more. As more and more people begin to question the out of bounds parameters of the government matrix, Out of Left Field offers a glimpse of the truth regarding such controversial topics. The story consists of ten independent poems. Each poem is eight stanzas long, those of which contain four lines in rhyme and written in perfect iambic pentameter.