Running, Running
running forward slightly slanted
over gravel stones I panted
air in front of me supplanted
kneecaps lifting elbows pumping
intra-capillary thumping
cardiogram just keeps jumping
ceaseless rivers salty sweating
acrid city smoke now setting
thick air is no call for fretting
endless footpath runner's highway
straight and true and endless skyway
slapping miles down in my way
battered tongues the sole arising
from the womb and then revising
the dead into the grave despising
mid-stride hiccups don't confound
endless cycle going round
crisis is resolved and feet rebound
running where running when
running to begin again
running running
running
running
running
to the
very
end
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