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Victory


Serena, Aristotle, Jordan, and Ceaser.

Great names says the teacher.

The students can't percieve that history repeats itself.

They could apply this lesson if they would just listen.

Instead, they daydream about the bell.

Thus ruining the chance of their true greatness coming into fruition.

You see, victory doesn't come to just anyone.

I comes to those who live by faith.

and who spend long hours toiling under the sun.

All the while,  keeping a smile, a smile that would suggest nothing hard is being done.

 Yet, positivity reaps rewards, rewards that come through, even in the midst of the darkest storm.

Nike was symbolic of this idea.

A victory, that is already won.

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