She saw her life as a race.
A race she had competed with herself
Her mind was more intelligent than her body.
Her mind would compensate for what her body lacked.
She would think being on a track didn’t exist in her life.
Being on track was the only thing she wanted in life.
Life wasn’t what she expected.
What she expected was life to be easy
An easy life only existed in her mind
The mind has always been a powerful force helping in life.
She saw her life as a race.
A race she had competed with herself
Her mind was more intelligent than her body.
Her mind would compensate for what her body lacked.
She would think being on a track didn’t exist in her life.
Her powerful mind made up for her limp body.
A body that, as much as she tried, always controlled her.
She was tired of being a hostage to her own body.
A body that was more powerful than her mind at times.
She pushed her body forward to the edge of no return.
She saw her life as a race.
A race she had competed with herself
Her mind was more intelligent than her body.
Her mind would compensate for what her body lacked.
She would think being on a track didn’t exist in her life.
At the edge of no return, she kept going.
When she would break herself, she would fall back downhill.
She wondered if she would ever get up again.
Getting up again would be the easy part.
The hard part would be to tell herself never to fall again.
She saw her life as a race.
A race she had competed with herself
Her mind was more intelligent than her body.
Her mind would compensate for what her body lacked.
She would think being on a track didn’t exist in her life.
No matter how often she fell, she knew the most challenging part would be learning why she had lost.
It wasn’t until she had the life she wanted that she learned to slow down.
Slowing down was a challenge because she must admit that she competed with herself.
No matter how old she was, she always had to remind herself of that life.
She saw her life as a race.
A race she had competed with herself
Her mind was more intelligent than her body.
Her mind would compensate for what her body lacked.
She would think being on a track didn’t exist in her life.
She saw her life as a race.
Her body was slower than her mind. It was her body that was holding her back.
She would push her body forward to the edge of no return to the point that she would break it.
When she reached the edge, she pushed it to the point of no return. She fell back and thought she would never get back up.
Yet she somehow found herself climbing her hardest and getting back up. No matter how long it took her, she would find her way back to the top of the hill.
No matter how often she falls down the hill or thinks she has to compete with herself, it would never be as important as what she would lose out on.
She saw her life as a race.
A race she had competed with herself
Her mind was more intelligent than her body.
Her mind would compensate for what her body lacked.
She would think being on a track didn’t exist in her life.
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