High desert sun, cold sharp breeze, winter brown grasses and
summer blue sky;
Harsh smell of spring on brightly chilled air, pounding of
heart, wind on hair;
I run.
Limping gait, rippling lake, lagging dog, dragging my mind
from fog; push past pain.
Gasp, dry rasp, parched throat, burning arms, chilled legs,
shed coat;
I spread my sun-starved bare soul.
Slow gained speed,
aching knees, heart breaks free,
I’m almost me again.
Poetry and photography by me
I told you running isn't normal! Just kidding.....nor really....but a beautiful piece of poetry, and I'm overjoyed at the thought of you running again.
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