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The Loser's Race

Old photographs tell a tale,

Of a smiling face turned afraid.

The kid wanted to be a man,

And now when I am,

I look upon it as a foolish mistake.

 

For the race has started,

From the very teenage part.

Asked to work harder, a prey for the earnest,

A journey without a destination,

How am I supposed to win if this race never ends?

I must let this go,

And rest to take a breath,

Realise what I've been skipping,

The colours of this wonderful flora,

The sounds of birds echoing as a wave.

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Written by
kunal-kar
Published
Dec 13, 2015
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#loser#beautiful#nature#story#race#trouble#hardlife
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