I ran the new york city marathon yesterday..That is a lie--- I watched it for two hours from a bar on the 17th mile mark on first avenue. I noticed the people in the bar were smiling more than the people who had run 17 miles. I took this as a sign that it is better to sit in the womb of a warm bar than to run that far...maybe next year. Every day I run a marathon in my brain, except I dont wear an number and no one hands me cups of water.
It's not how fast you can go
 The force goes into the flow
 If you pick up the beat
 You can forget about the heat
 More than just survival
 More than just a flash
 More than just a dotted line
 More than just a dash
 It's a test of ultimate will
 The heartbreak climb uphill
 Got to pick up the pace
 If you want to stay in the race
 More than blind ambition
 More than simple greed
 More than a finish line
 Must feed this burning need 
 In the long run...
 Chorus
 From first to last
 The peak is never passed
 Something always fires the light that gets in your eyes
 One moment's high, and glory rolls on by
 Like a streak of lightning
 That flashes and fades in the summer sky
 Your meters may overload
 You can rest at the side of the road
 You can miss a stride
 But nobody gets a free ride
 More than high performance
 More than just a spark
 More than just the bottom line
 Or a lucky shot in the dark
 In the long run...
 You can do a lot in a lifetime
 If you don't burn out too fast
 You can make the most of the distance
 First you need endurance
 First you've got to last...
N.P.
Monday, November 3, 2008
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