NCAA: The power of prose
The Perspective changes gears this week and looks at the upcoming Final Four, and the Power of Prose.
Author’s Note: The Final Four is fast approaching and the month of March coming is to a close, I thought I would take a look at March Madness in prose.
March.
It’s a time of year when sports are in full swing.
Many teams fight valiantly for that which only one will deserve.
Although it will be a long haul, the survivor will be crowned the best of them all.
They call it madness, for many it will produce that and eternal sadness.
For a select one, it will produce an unbelievable joy in knowing they won.
However, true athletes are defined by their desire, the heat of their competitive fire.
Athletes do what they love in pursuit of their dreams, some for scholarships, others for
fame, but most for just one thing --
The Love Of The Game.
March.
It’s a time of year when sports are in full swing.
Many teams fight valiantly for that which only one will deserve.
Although it will be a long haul, the survivor will be crowned the best of them all.
They call it madness, for many it will produce that and eternal sadness.
For a select one, it will produce an unbelievable joy in knowing they won.
However, true athletes are defined by their desire, the heat of their competitive fire.
Athletes do what they love in pursuit of their dreams, some for scholarships, others for
fame, but most for just one thing --
The Love Of The Game.
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