Running! What better feeling could there be? I think running is the metaphor used for writing the poem "I Have Ten Legs" written by Anna Swir, which you can find in Classics for Young Readers, vol. 7 page 292.
The first line in the poem reads, "When I run I laugh with my legs," page (292), I believe the writer is talking about the joy of running. For when you are happy you see the world in a whole different light. This changes everything. Allowing you to run however long you would like. Whether you run two or twenty miles, it is all up to you. Regardless, what you do running is not tiring for me, in fact, it is quite easy! I love running all over the world absorbing all of its wonders. In the last line of the poem reads, "I exist only when
The Haymarket Riot was an opportunity for the people to fight for what they believe but the police tried to stop that . A bomb was thrown in a crowd of officers because they wanted less working hours.So the people throw a bomb to make sure that they could get what they want but it backfired on them. McCormick Reaper Works hired new and untrained people to take their places in the company that was not from the same union as the past workers.
Have you ever wondered what it is like to have only one leg? In the book, The Running Dream, by Wendelin Van Draanen, 16 year old Jessica’s passion is to run. This novel was written in first person which gives
Ray Bradbury’s Fahrenheit 451 is a classic written to show the dangers of the future of how the world of technology might result in. The book and movie both had the capability of getting this point across. But there were also key similarities and differences between each other. One of the biggest differences was that there is a school for future fireman in the movie, and not shown in the book. From this change, it resulted in how the strictness is showcased and one of Montag’s first reality check instead of him second guessing his profession after the woman’s suicide when the house was being burned.
Running is much more than it seems. People view it as a way to get in shape, lose weight or even just a hobby. It is much more than that, running is a dumbed down version of a psychologist. Two miles in, a lifetime to go, came directly from what someone's mind wants them to believe during a run, it wants them to quit, cut it short. Why would someone keep going if the only reward they could maybe receive is a shiny piece of metal or to lose a few pounds? Why would someone go to practice and push themselves to the point of exhaustion, get up, and do it again everyday? For most, this would be absurd, but a select few realize the undercover benefits that come with this kind of self induced trauma.
The feeling of pain and aches in your legs and feet that feel like knives being shoved into them but knowing it will pay off once you cross that finish line. And of course the feeling of the rush of joy you get when you are done, the alleviation of all the hard work that payed off and the satisfaction in beating your personal
If you are a runner, whether new to the sport or a veteran, you know there are those days where being motivated to run is difficult. Whether it is the distance or overcoming the soreness and pain associated with a previous run, there are days when the idea of running is completely unappealing.
I have an unorthodox relationship with running. As a child, I swore I would never run, that I loathed even the mere idea of running for fun. But now, I find it an escape, a paradise where I can truly be who I am, with no exceptions..
And everything I am bursts into bloom. I feel as though you must, you must be mine, Not as a possession but a goal, you’re a unimaginable beauty. The free devotion of another soul. As though I were about to enter heaven Or just within the hour condemned to die, My mind with one fierce thought keeps running over, With you, and only you, the reason why”. [ a whole bunch of different
Yes, completely exhausting myself is the most relaxing, refreshing part of my day. I run. Between 5 and 8 miles a day, and most of the time my best runs are on the days where I really didn't really want to get off the couch, but I did anyways. Running is a battle, in my brain, my legs, my lungs, and my heart. “Running is nothing more than a series of arguments between the part of
The Constitution is a living document and should be allowed to be changed with the societies needs as long as the government follows the laws in making the changes. Our society has changed dramatically throughout the years. If we were to keep to the original Constitution, there would be slavery still today. Also, only white older men could vote. With the amendments made to the constitution now all citizen's can vote.
My favorite lines come from the middle section of the poem I find there can be so taken just from these few lines:
Running is a good form of aerobic exercise, and there are several benefits for both the body and the mind.
Moving from one place to another is a necessity for almost every living organism. Whether it be sliding, walking, jumping, crawling, or flying, movement is bound to happen sometime. Humans like to move from place to place quickly without doing any work. Since running is work, humans generally avoid it if possible. There tends to be some unfavorable expression like a grimace or a sigh accompanying the quote, “I think I have to go running.” Although hated among many people throughout the world, the positive sides of running can be enough to turn the lazy into the hardworking. Running is an excellent choice for physical and mental enhancement because it keeps one active, relieves stress, and is a good self-esteem booster.
The poem reads, “Ever followed by a butterfly’s erratic flight, / or gazed at the sun fading into
Although there are some negatives with running, there are also many positives. Many people run because of the health reasons. It is good for the heart and lungs and people run in the fresh air. Running outside rather than inside is good for you too because of the fresh air. Running also relieves tension, by running, people can think about their problems without having to worry about anyone hearing them. They can think about whatever