One Last Time
One last time
From the age of five
I’ve dedicated my life
My body, mind, and soul
One last time
Lasting friendships
Lasting bonds
A team united
Ready for battle
One last time
Setting new goals
Reaching new heights
Time after time
Never willing to settle
One last time
Adjusting my bow
I walk onto the stage
Bright lights warming my skin
Places
One last time
Holding back tears
My mother smiles
From my first cartwheel
To my third nationals win
One last time
I’ll never forget learning to push through
To endure
Pain is temporary
Success is everlasting
Even in memory
One last time
Cheerleading changed my life
Shaped me physically and mentally
Taught me how to fail
How to win
How to work
One last time
Standing there in front of the crowd
Roaring cheers
Visions of medals
Self contemptment
One last time
Ever so thankful
For the past 13 years
Past coaches
Past teammates
All molding me into a masterpiece of my own
One last time
The music begins to blare
Bodies begin to move
Flip, spin, jump, twist
Endure
Enjoy
Smile
Breath
One last time
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