PAD Day 23: Three "Elevenies"

Today's dual prompts from Poetic Asides and NaPoWriMo: (1) write a poem with the title "Last _____", and (2) write an "elevenie". What's an elevenie, you may ask? Well, here's the explanation, per NaPoWriMo's Maureen Thorson:

"An elevenie is an eleven-word poem of five lines, with each line performing a specific task in the poem. The first line is one word, a noun. The second line is two words that explain what the noun in the first line does, the third line explains where the noun is in three words, the fourth line provides further explanation in four words, and the fifth line concludes with one word that sums up the feeling or result of the first line’s noun being what it is and where it is. "

So here are three "elevenie" poems for you - two that have two stanzas and one with one stanza. (Does that make a "fifty-five-ie"?)

Last Flight

departure

lifting off

twenty thousand feet

above fields of broken-hearted

goodbyes

arrival

touching down

clearing the gate

while outstretched arms await

hellos

Last of the Ninth

batter

cleanup hitter

stands at home

his team's last hope

swings

CRACK

fly ball

deep center field

it's got a chance-

pandemonium!

Last Season

zombies

shuffling, slack-jawed

enter my room

attracted by TV light -

binge-watchers