henry copeland: True words from Jamie Quatro's short story The Sinkhole pllqt.it/j5ScTK

The Writer Runner | Runner's World

These early minutes are the gray space, the bland miles I have to run through before the prickling starts and the God rhythms pulse in my heart and I have to trick myself into not listening. My therapist says when this happens, it's the first hit of endorphins. It's not God, it's biology, he says. My therapist is not a runner.
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