The Spirit of Victory: A Poem Honoring the Olympics and Para-Olympics
Tribute to Para Olympics and Olympics athletes who won and who didn't one
On fields where dreams and hopes take flight,
Athletes shine so brave and bright.
From Olympic gold to Para pride,
They race with hearts open wide.
In every game, through highs and lows,
They show us what true courage knows.
From simple starts to cheers so loud,
They lift us up and make us proud.
With every jump, and every run,
They shine like stars beneath the sun.
Their sweat and smiles, their wins and tries,
They light up dreams beneath the skies.
So here’s to those who reach for more,
To find their strength, to explore.
Olympic stars and Para champs too,
We celebrate the best in you!
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