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| 447. The Race Exertion painted across her brow Her muscles ached with pain A mind filled with glory to follow Nothing mattered but the lead to maintain Pounding feet raced upon the clay White leather now stained with red She brushed the sweat from her eyes Pushing her body harder to remain ahead Into the final stretch they came She held the lead by a few feet Her eyes glimpsed the finish line Her ultimate victory would taste so sweet Yet she lost sight of what she had She stumbled as a shoelace gave way With a couple of unexpected strides Another racer now claimed the day And so it is that life goes on Each day a race to take the lead Sometimes just doing our best is all that matters Taking pleasure in the experience is all we need |
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