Alright, i’ve written a couple out before, so here are a few. Although it isn’t as good as your’s akuma, but here they are anyways. Here goes.
I woke up today, and i thought damn what a crappy day, i got to work out, and i have no energy. Then i started to awaken from my sleepy daze, and i remembered why i got to work out. I remembered that feeling inside of compassion and relentless desire for my goals. That itch that won’t go away no matter what you do, you can only temporarily relieve it by getting to the gym. The desire to succeed started as a faint whisper, but as i continued to wake up, it became a dull roar. It continued to increase with feverish intensity, until i got in the gym, by that time i felt invincible, nothing can stand before my mighty and terrible will. I will crush all obstacles untill i stand at the end of the day, completely content and serene with myself. Everyday this same cycle repeats itself, day after day, never relenting, never defeated."
So i ask, are you awake yet?
(i have a couple of variations of this one^)
Here’s another.
Each day I awake broken and battered, weak and tired I arise. As I struggle to awake from slumber land, everything starts coming back. The anger, the desire, the drive and compassion to be a champion tapping away at my heart and soul, quickly accelerating until itâ??s hammering away relentlessly. As it hammers away, new strength oozes into every pore of my being, strength of mind and body so overwhelming that I get an itch, an itch that I can only get a temporary reprieve from by hitting the gym and giving it my all. Leaving everything I had in the gym. When I step out of the gym an unknown peace washes over me like a gently rolling wave. Every day the cycle repeats, ever relentless, never tiring the passion and desire consumes me in its entirety
Another!
One, two, three, arrrrrhhhhhhh! Muscles burning, aching and screaming for relief. I stare at myself in the mirror, my eyes burning of intensity, fire and determination burn into my brain my motivation. No longer do I feel the aches, the burning or fatigue. Instead in its place raw unbridled energy courses through my veins like lightening, full of fury and frightening intensity. Again I assault the weights and my weaknesses anew with fire and determination. As I briefly rest for my next set, the eyes full of burning intensity, fire and passion burn into me the desire to never surrender and relentlessly attack the focus of my fury.