The race We stand here in a line, must be fifty or sixty sunshine’s, and the air it flares with our life, and ground is hard and there is no green, and then the whistle blows slow, and the stampede begins. I think I’ll sit at the back, and find my way through slow, and then I will attack, a springy step at the pack pack. My breath is strong and my rhythm fine, I bound alone in good time, and climb the cattle bridge up, and jump down hard and bang my feet, and then I turn into the field pause...
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