There are a great number of things I love about this--chiefly how much you manage to say without explicitly saying anything at all--but the one thing I really want to commend you on is the title. I don't have many beliefs about what poetry should be, but I do think that a title should not simply be lifted from the content of the poem, but instead, it should add something to the read. Yours does, even if in a tongue-in-cheek fashion, help to drive your point home. Lovely.
Such a clear image to this passing thought. A sigh of regret in 'if i only knew' makes the chasm seem all the more dangerous a place. And yet the dancer realises there are more risks than she admits.
ooo this is a little gem - the chasm - to circle the edge - don't get too close!! boundaries - so many different things this calls to mind - all centres around that damn line! ha nice!
Some people have a lot of those fault lines and I think even if we had a map, the fault lines would move to where we stand. This sounds like a relationship of "walking on eggshells", I've spent too much time around people that this poem would describe well. Great title!
this is a killer short. it's a great way to put the point across, help me find me the way where i dread not to step upon..if only he saw this, he would have more patience and you may not need maps after all..
to the Lost Boys
I am no Wendy;
but my voice brings you back to me.
And you sit around my feet,
anxious for a story
or a kiss.
Listening to my words
spinning adventures,
like so much g.. more..