I Believe in Arenas
I slowly slipped into what felt like a black hole that I couldn’t escape.
When other physical activity wasn’t helping my mood,
I escaped to the one place I knew best, an arena, I climbed into the saddle and even though some days were worse than others I continued to ride and eventually, hand in hand, horse and arena saved me.
This I truly believe.
I have learned to love myself and believe in myself in an arena.
I have met some of the best people I know standing in the clouds of dust.
I have also made some of the best memories standing in the pouring rain around an arena.
I will continue to put my jeans and boots on;
spend my days and nights hanging around an arena.
I whole heartedly believe in arenas.
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