I’ll Run With Courage
by
Madeline C.
copyright 06-13-2003
Age Rating: 4 to 127
I steady myself to keep from yelping
The nervous beat of my heart is not helping
I grab my sleeping mat
I’m as steady as a cat.
My bible in hand
I pray for a free land.
The path is narrow
I’m as fast as an arrow.
My poor bare feet
The rain is sleet.
I lay down and weep
To scared to sleep.
I hear heavy boots coming
Running and yelling
This may be the end…. no telling.
I run to the beat of my heart
No end and no start.
The voices grow faint
The hearing of saint.
A glow so warm
No cause for alarm.
Just about to wilt
And I see a quilt.
My brown hands and face
Now glow like lace.
I know not to worry.
I won’t need to hurry.
The clue of help
To a house of love
And protection to hide.
Until the next run on
The Underground Railroad.
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I grew up in Nebraska and remember going to John Browns caves. thats where the slaves use to go to escape slavery on the underground railroad. Great write. Thanks, Anthony