A Runner poemThis is a poem from an older runner. She explained to me it was this poem that made her decide to live her life to the fullest. To her, that includes running. 60 Years have passed so sweetly since I married you that day and I thought I'd never leave you yet, perhaps I can not stay If Circumstance should part us; for I'd never choose to leave; then know that I'll be watching you my love, my sweet, believe I'll be with you in the garden where we took our twilight walks My heart will linger near you where we'd have our morning talks I'll be waiting for the moment and I'll greet you by and by then we never will be parted and our hearts will never cry But until that joyful moment when we'll never be apart live with all joy and vigor that is in a young girls heart
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