Above the Elements
To a runner’s touch
The weather seasons can bring
Are mere obstacles,
The pelting hail storms
Burn when running into wind
But she doesn’t stop,
Rain streaming like tears
And making feet slide around
Don’t even faze her,
Waves of heat rising
Up like demons from the track
Are no match for her,
Not even the snow
Can crush her mind’s true spirit
She is a runner.
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