It doesn't have to be long or far, it might not be smooth or fast
It could be rough, grass up the middle, but always fun It will surely make us smile When we reach point B, we're stoked, grinning like a cheshire cat A section of road, a mile of gravel, a piece of single track Bends or turns, lumps or bumps, switchbacks or chicanes It’s what we perceive as our place to act out our devotion We return not often, but occasionally When we do, we remember the feeling, and the reason why. Maybe it’s preceded with a climb, knowing the reward lies beyond A click through the gears, readjusting the body angle Our body language adjust, eyes on the path ahead The way out front dictates the journey, the lines, the speed A small climb at a pace that suits, a left turn, then right, head down and we’re in Fast rolling, gears maxed out, fingers cover the brakes How fast? Who knows? Only technology will tell us for sure Without it, we rely on the tears in our the eyes, the pumping heart The whistle of wind in the ears, and the smile, that tells us what we need to know. Into the corner, outside pedal down, weight on that foot and lean in Left again then right, the chemicals releasing, and the brain clouds gone Rise into the natural braking climb, no need to pull Just breath, smile, relax, let the legs rest, and the breathing calm We get ready to repeat, but before that we have to earn that fun We climb again On or Off Road, That's cycling, Those moments we feel, those memories to remember.
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AuthorHi, I'm Russ Pierre, a Cyclist, Surfer and outdoor enthusiast. Please join me as I have some fun on my adventures and write about all the stuff that makes me tick. Archives
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