With joy and enthusiasm some begin
Not minding the distance to be covered
Full of strength and energy to ascend
Even without seeing the top from the bottom
A system of logical movement
Where the hand pulls and the legs pull
Its’s not a one man’s journey
If one aspire to get to the top
In the struggle there seem not to be pleasure
But high up lies the hope of an unseen treasure
Despite all agony and pains
There is a gain and all efforts not in vain
Never seems to be too much in a hurry
So there is no cause to be worried
Of either losing steps or falling off
Which simply denotes starting over
Even starting over does not imply failure
It just mean confronted to be comforted
An ample opportunity to begin again
Just better than the previous
I like the clearly expressed sentiment, @okemejames, but try to make your sentence construction more fluid; for example:
“Never seems to be too much in a hurry
So there is no cause to be worried
Of either losing steps or falling off
Which simply denotes starting over”
would be better as
“There is no need to be in a hurry
So there is no cause to be worried
About either missing a step or falling off
All this means that you simply start all over”
Also watch out for tense confusion in your writing, e.g. “If one
aspireaspires to get to the top” and “In the struggle thereseemseems not to be pleasure