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A Moral Vicotry
My legs carry me to the diving board.
I look to the left; I look to the right,
and the tall swimmers strike a nervous chord.
Despite being short, I will give a fight.
On your mark, get ready, beep, beep, beep. Splash!
Kicking with my strength, Pulling with my might.
Me and the partakers glide in a flash.
As we make the turn my muscles feel tight.
I know that I have three more laps to go;
I slowly feel my power going out.
My coach telling me to defeat my foe.
Muscles throbbing, I began to have doubt.
The scoreboard’s numbers don’t matter to me
because when I look, bobbing heads I see.
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I have been swimming for several years, so this poem was born through my passion for this sport. While I have won many races over the years, the times I have lost have always stuck out in my memories.