The Medalist
 

The alarm strikes six, my day has begun;
My feet hit the floor, in a race I must run.

I gather clean clothes, and place them on beds;
'Cause the bus won't wait, for two sleepy heads.

I race to the kitchen, crack open the eggs;
Give a yell "please get up"...yes, sometimes I beg.

I hear their footsteps, as I butter the toast;
In an instant I realize, what matters the most.

I sit down and listen, as they chatter and smile;
Feeling so blessed, that I ran that great mile.

As the coats slip on, and shoes tied up snug;
I take one more step, for those "I love you" hugs.

Just as a gold medalist, I beam with my prize;
The reflection of love, that shines through their eyes.

Teresa Wilson ~ 2000
 
 

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Graphic design created by Teresa Wilson
The painting used to create these graphics
"Endless Supply"
Courtesy of Robert Meyers
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