Runner's High
Foggy air clouds my vision,
As I travel through the woods.
My lungs and legs burn with acid,
I am finally understood.
The gravel crunches below my feet,
And my thoughts come alive.
When my body struggles to breathe,
That’s when I thrive.
The world is a canvas,
My mind is the brush.
When I am running,
I can never get enough.
I am inspired by the oxygen I crave.
The pine trees whisper to me,
“You’re no longer enslaved.”
I am no longer a child of the system,
I can think on my own.
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