The Course
Location
Thunder rolls over the land,
Tightening my hand;
Fast as wild fire,
Trailblazing not to tire;
Three obstacles stand in my way,
Only to go around as play;
Breathing not a necessity,
Sloths are a rarity;
Two legs are no match for four,
Only to go through the door;
Drum beats sound,
Not only on the ground;
Slide to a hault,
Bodies under assault.
This poem is about:
Me
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