Dangling Ties

By MGood

Terrified of Falling
Discouraged
I admit
Dangling over Heartache's Edge
Staring down at it's bottomless pit
A silent prayer I begin
I don't know how I got here
I can't remember where I have been
Did I jump
Or
Did I slip
Did I try
Or did I trip
Did I lead
Or
Was I led
If given warning
Might I have Fled
This tie that binds us
Just how strong is it
How much wait
Can it take
How much time
Can it stand
We are suspended now
By it
Now we are taunting Fate
Over time I have learned
To look Before I leap
But I have lept
And I am Still looking...

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Copyright 2004 MGood
Published on Saturday, May 29, 2004.     Filed under: "Poetry"
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  • A former member wrote: amazing write ~ Rose

  • A former member wrote: You have a wonderful way with words "Now we are taunting Fate Over time I have learned To look Before I leap But I have lept And I am Still looking..." - this is absolute brilliance in my eyes . . the ending is just exquisite. *adds this to faves* an amaz

  • A former member wrote: So jumps the cricket into the stream. Loved this, an interesting and innocent piece. -END-

  • Seraphic On Thursday, June 10, 2004, Seraphic (209)By person wrote:

    heartache's edge...not the kind of poetry I should be reading, as it only illicits more feelings of...well heartache. Though I wonder why I never came across your poetry...very nice, I like your style :) *~seraph~*

  • birdwell On Wednesday, June 2, 2004, birdwell (140)By person wrote:

    this was great, i also liked the "did i lead, or..." lines, and the last three lines especially ~db~

  • A former member wrote: Hey I was about to quote but Tim got there before me. The "Did I jump.. etc." took my breath away, flowed perfectly, I loved it. ~Wish

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