A bird, a plane? I am more like the rain
"Stupid", "insane", all the cowards complain
Near the end of the run, I slowed my pace
And thence ended the fun, and my heart's raceWhat am I?
No offense for using the word "coward", just a figure of speech.
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4$\begingroup$ Nice rhyming on this one. $\endgroup$– Rand al'ThorCommented Jan 6, 2017 at 19:49
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You might be
a parachutist.
A bird, a plane? I am more like the rain
You move through the sky, but mainly downwards, like a raindrop.
"Stupid", "insane", all the cowards complain
Some non-parachutists might use these terms to describe your sport.
Near the end of the run, I slowed my pace
As you approach the ground for landing, the parachute slows you down.
And thence ended the fun, and my heart's race
The jump is over, and the adrenaline rush subsides (so your heart rate decreases).
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$\begingroup$ A Glider would also fit this logic. $\endgroup$ Commented Jan 6, 2017 at 20:32
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$\begingroup$ How would the glider be rain-like, @Chris ? $\endgroup$– pb8330Commented Jan 6, 2017 at 20:37
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$\begingroup$ More than a bird, I suppose; OK :) $\endgroup$– pb8330Commented Jan 6, 2017 at 20:41
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Are you
A Nomad
A bird, a plane? I am more like the rain
Like rain, they travel and fall upon places to places
"Stupid", "insane", all the cowards complain
People often call them by these names.
Near the end of the run, I slowed my pace
They settle down and end their long run once they find a final destination.
And thence ended the fun, and my heart's race
Travelling is what they are called for. Stopping that leads to an end of fun for them and hence stops their race to stay a Nomad.
