TORTOISE and the HARE - ( THE WALK)

Terry dailey

Im bleeding in my shoes leading me to the blues so confused that i allmost fell down.  The decisions i made with precision i laid each foot so well put on the ground.  I stumbled a bit and wanted to sit but humbled i didnt lose breath.  Im beginning to face that by winning this race places me closer to death.  I always get passed i may come in last  the finnish line comes within sight. The others do  come and i shock with no run   just another sin  walks to the light.  Yes my eyes wept they cry on my steps  from the fear it is clear i  will fall.  The miles acheing my feet with a smile fakeing how sweet to pretend to the end that is all.  Wonder why a good man that stood understand has to move just to prove he clearly  has worth?  I could rest from this test confessing im blessed but possesive by the walk here on earth....

  • Author: Terry dailey (Pseudonym) (Offline Offline)
  • Published: January 21st, 2017 13:44
  • Comment from author about the poem: LIFE IS A MARATHON
  • Category: Unclassified
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  • WriteBeLight

    This reads so well, like lyrics to a song. Wonderful.

    • Terry dailey

      Thankyou very much

      • WriteBeLight

        🙂

        • Terry dailey

          I like to be that song stuck in brains wondering who the artist is... Your comment was kind...

          • WriteBeLight

            Ha Ha. That is a great thought! I would Google the lyrics. It would just drive me crazy!

            • Terry dailey

              Lol i see your possesive by the walk here on earth...

              • WriteBeLight

                🙂

                • willyweed



                  hello I love you won't you tell me your name hello I love you thank you for easing my pain!

                • P.H.Rose

                  It's really very good.
                  Got a lovely flow
                  To it...

                  • Terry dailey

                    Thank you. p h rose.... Your comment is apreciated



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