Here's another list poem. I hope the separate parts work together.
Biking for Beginners
1. Balance
Keep moving forward.
If you stand still.
you’ll fall over.
2. Vision
Don’t look at what you want
to avoid or you’ll head for it.
Focus instead on where you
truly want to go.
3. Trust
Your father will raise the training
wheels each night and finally let
go of the seat even when he says
he won’t - but he still loves you.
4. Direction
Let your body do the steering.
Lean the way you want to go
and the bike will follow.
5. Position
Raise the seat as high as you can
until you can barely touch the ground
but are no longer bound to it.
6. Gravity
Climbs build your strength.
Descents reward you for your effort.
7. Distance
However far you ride from home
is the distance you must return -
unless you’re not coming back.
8. Time
Measure your journeys in minutes,
months, or years and not in miles.
9. Memory
You will forget many things
and still remember how to ride.
Biking for Beginners
1. Balance
Keep moving forward.
If you stand still.
you’ll fall over.
2. Vision
Don’t look at what you want
to avoid or you’ll head for it.
Focus instead on where you
truly want to go.
3. Trust
Your father will raise the training
wheels each night and finally let
go of the seat even when he says
he won’t - but he still loves you.
4. Direction
Let your body do the steering.
Lean the way you want to go
and the bike will follow.
5. Position
Raise the seat as high as you can
until you can barely touch the ground
but are no longer bound to it.
6. Gravity
Climbs build your strength.
Descents reward you for your effort.
7. Distance
However far you ride from home
is the distance you must return -
unless you’re not coming back.
8. Time
Measure your journeys in minutes,
months, or years and not in miles.
9. Memory
You will forget many things
and still remember how to ride.
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