Coach to New Runner (EXAMPLE MIMIC POEM) Well, tell you; Runner, I’ll Life for me been an easy race, ain’t had potholes, It’s And merciless temperatures, And steep, endless hills, And no water in sight- Thirsty. But through it all, I keep along, shufflin’ And counting mile markers, And Carb loading, And sometimes holding back the tears, As the blisters keep on growing. So Runner, you quit, don’t you hide those running shoes in the closet, Don’t Just because you are tired. you stop trekkin, Don’t For still pushing hard, I’m still running that race, I’m And life for me been no easy race. ain’t
Coach to New Runner (EXAMPLE MIMIC POEM) Well, Runner, I’ll tell you; Life for me ain’t been an easy race, It’s had potholes, And merciless temperatures, And steep, endless hills, And no water in sight- Thirsty. But through it all, I keep shufflin’ along, And counting mile markers, And Carb loading, And sometimes holding back the tears, As the blisters keep on growing. So Runner, don’t you quit, Don’t you hide those running shoes in the closet, Just because you are tired. Don’t you stop trekkin, For I’m still pushing hard, I’m still running that race, And life for me ain’t been no easy race.
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