The day is long
My head hangs low
My soul even lower
i run.
Laughter fills the air
Friends all around
Joy everywhere
i run.
Words slip out
I cringe inside
Regret and doubt
i run.
A misstep made
Mistakes unfold
In shame, I wade
i run.
Ate too much
The guilt weighs down
I lose my touch
i run.
Tears fall free
Heart’s a heavy ton
No one to see
i run.
I run.
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