Speed
Whoosh ！
Isailedbypersonafterpersononthetrack.
Whoosh ！ Whoosh ！ Whoosh ！
， ， mostpeopleonthetrackwalking， thereforemyspeed， meagerinrunningtermsandfasterthanwalking.
Soit’swhoosh， whoosh， andwhooshasIpassthewalkersoverandoveraroundthetrack.
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Igotseverallessonsinlifetodayonthetrack.
AsIcircledthetrackwithmylongsteadystridespassingthewalkerslikelamppoles， ’t， youdon’thavetotellme， butaftertheconstantwhooshingpastfaryoungerpeople， itgoestoyourhead.
Thenhecame.
Hewasshort， ’.
Hestartedrunningafewfeetaheadofme.
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Inafairlyshorttime， whoosh！ ！ Whoosh！ Whoosh！
Inlife， ， ， speedissimplytheirdestiny.
Thepointisthatweeachhaveourownspeed， andweoftenenduphurtingourselvesandpushingourselvestothepointwherethebreathisknockedoutofusbecausewearetryingtokeepup.
Ilearnedseverallessonsthatday.
Don’’’tjudgethecapabilitiesofothersbyhowtheylook.
Howmuchofyourbreath (spirit) isknockedoutbecauseyouarerunningsomeoneelse’srace？
Areyoutryingtooutrunsomeone’scar， house， clothes， looks， jobtitle， etc.？
Howmuchpainareyouintryingtokeepupwithsomeonewhomayberunningforanentirelydifferentreason， headingtoanentirelydifferentplace， withentirelydifferentmuscles？
Slowdownormaybespeedup， butrunyourracetothebestofyourability.
Whetheryourealizeitornot， youaretherealpacesetter.
Don’’trunatallwhenyoushouldbewalking， anddon’twalkwhenyoushouldberunning.
嗖！
跑道上，我超越了一个又一个人。
嗖！嗖！嗖！
我是一个跑步者。哦，从专业角度上讲，是一个慢跑者。我常在家附近的跑道上跑步，而跑道上的大部分人都是步行。我的速度称不上是跑步，但比走路要快。
所以，在跑道上，我嗖嗖地超过了一个又一个行人。
