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The Rugged Trail

I walked today along a winding trail. The pathway started subtly smooth and flat, enticing me to take the hike and scale. I charged the course and started with a scat. The pathway steepened over rocks and roots I hastened forward never did I squat. Instead of walking shoes I needed boots. A trail so rugged, can make ankles twist. In rocky terrain there no better routes. I reached the waterfall and raised my fists. My mountain trek up Walter’s rugged trail reminded me that when I face life’s twists, which sorely threaten my life to derail if I persevere, I will never fail.

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