And So I Run
I run.
I lace up my shoes,
I think of all I done,
I pray in hopes of an answer,
and I run.
I compose symphonies with my feet,
I think of toxic words,
I dream of Someday,
and I run.
I hurdle every mountain,
I wonder about far away,
I cry over heartbreak,
and I run.
I get torn down,
I stumble,
I celebrate victory.
I run.
Someday my knes will crunble,
but with pen and paper never ceasing,
I'll always run.
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