Narrow Opening
starting to speak
inhibitions renew
and grips confusion’s fear
he burst and spew
full inside
but no opening just a crack
to seep out the light
or more the tears
a trickle down the long hallway
only this small fracture
only little release
This is something that I wrote on the first page of a journal in August 2000. I find it fitting for my first post on my blog. I am not sure how to do my blog, so it will basically be like me, random. I would not consider it necessarily a running blog, but there will be a lot of blogs about running. Running is a big part of my life, but it is not my life. There is sure to be some personal philosophy and religion. Those are big parts of me as well. I plan on my blogging to be just as my title says, Life through the eye of a runner, albeit a rather warped runner. So beware, as many of my friends know, you never know what will come out of me. Or when. Follow my blog at your own risk. I am not responsible for any brain damage caused from reading this blog.
Jason,Thanks for inviting me to view your blog. I think it will be fun to share in some of your experiences in this way!
ReplyDeleteGood to have you in the blogging world!
ReplyDeleteJason, Welcome to the blogosphere. I joined your blog as a follower and would welcome you to do the same on mine. Seems like we have some of the same philosophy--a blog not solely about running but also the rest of life and all their intersections. Great to see you on Saturday and I look forward to catching you at the next race. I posted my race report and garmin info for the race at: http://monkawe.blogspot.com/2010/01/little-river-trail-run-january-9-2010.html
ReplyDeleteI'm getting ready for the Umstead Marathon on March 6 so the next few weeks I will try increase my overall volume. Long runs have been good, but my goal is to add in three two-a-days per week. We'll see how the legs respond. Take care and give my best to Alison.