The Runner Poem by George Savige

The Runner

Rating: 4.5


I am an athlete running,
With hopes to beat the rest.
I'm using all my cunning,
To be the very best.

Another lap we're rounding,
I'm breathing very hard.
Down the track I'm bounding,
And pacing every yard.

Weakness fills my being,
I see the finish line.
Gladness comes with seeing,
For now this race is mine.

Then looking back, I stumble,
And someone flashes past;
How quickly now I humble,
For I will come in last.

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Elena Plotkin 29 January 2016

This is an excellent poem but the last two lines do not do it justice. Perhaps How quickly I am made humble, As I finally come in last.

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George Savige

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