The Memory of A Lifetime
If I were given one moment,
A slice of my past.
If I could hold it close,
And always make it last.
One moment.
One chance.
With the grace of a ballerina,
yet the power of a linebacker,
I would fly through the air with grace and power.
Swing.
Release.
Flip.
Catch.
I would release again, again and again.
Then I would twist-
once, then twice,
one moment,
one chance.
Once more releasing,
Pulling into a double back,
I would look for the ground and go for the stick.
My moment.
My chance.
I saluted the judges
and knew that I had done it.
My one dream now complete-
my moment.
When they called my name,
smiling brightly,
I walked to the podium,
and claimed my dream.
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