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Race Of Life


How would you get the rainbow if you can't take the rain. You can't have better days if you don't go through the pain. You're running a race called life. If you think about giving up you should think twice. You have to keep running until you make it to the finish line. Once you get there I promise you will be fine. People will try to throw obstacles in your way. But its up to you to ignore them everyday. I learned along time ago to just go and never look back at your past. Even though them mistakes you've made won't be your last. I'm still running not knowing when I'm done. But I wake up everyday ready to get through the rain or sun. Don't stop running before its your time. Being alive is worth more than a dime. At the end when you know you did your best and had fun. The only thing that matters is hearing him say job well done.
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