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Backtrack (Poem by Marysa Writes)

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Start at the end,
and work your way backwards
until you hit the obstacle
that brought you to the finish line
in the first place.
Give yourself a second chance
to run five miles
instead of four,
and bathe in the victory
of newfound achievements.

 And check out her book "The Four Stages of Poetry" on Amazon!
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  1. Marysa Writes4/29/2019 11:28:00 AM

    That was fast

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    1. NexusFox4/29/2019 11:29:00 AM

      Because I haven't really been busy, just preoccupied xD

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  2. Marysa Writes4/30/2019 01:31:00 PM

    Glad to see I'm popular on here xD

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    1. NexusFox4/30/2019 01:36:00 PM

      -shrug- I honestly haven't had many comments anywhere

      So glad you see I'M popular on here xD

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  3. Gabby5/03/2019 12:05:00 PM

    I literally just noticed this procrastinating and scrolling through the posts xD this is awesome Mars, I remember this one, I love how inspiring it is :)

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  4. Gabby5/03/2019 12:06:00 PM

    Also ant you need a like button, srsly, I have time to comment most of the time but some ppl dont and then it makes the author think like no one liked or read it when they did just didn't know how to comment or what to say or had no time, so... on behalf of your blog, I bestow the idea of a like button. Please. XD

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