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Olympian


I am an Olympian
I wonder if I will get a injury
I hear people cheering my name
I see my mom and my brother smile
I want to win the gold
I am an Olympian

I pretend to be an Olympian during my races
I feel nervous
I touch the finish line
I worry if I will get last
I cry when I dont get the time I want
I am an Olympian

I understand it will take hard work
I say I am determined
I dream of being an Olympian
I try my best
I hope to win the gold
I am an Olympian

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