Flipping, Twisting, Turning
Flipping, twisting, turning
My heart is yearning
The gentleness of the gritty, blue floor
Fingernails grinding across chalk, I grew to abhor
Soaring through the air
Knotting my hair
Landing perfectly the most difficult skill
The brief dizziness and instant thrill
I could not live without
But my body disagrees
The buckling pain in my knees
The screeching wave once I dismount
Is nearly impossible to surmount
But I push on
Gymnastics, don’t leave me now
What would I do without?
I would be without identity
You are me
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