The Edge of the CityA Poem by Laura Kate
You did it again.
You took me to the greatest of heights, I didn't want to see, and it was beautiful - even more beautiful than I remembered. You held out your hand and helped me climb up to you right at the top and there we stood under the orange sun which was starting to set tucking itself away behind the grey of the city scape and we listened to the birds and we felt the fresh air on our cheeks and we basked in the beauty of quiet, and still... and then you turned and you left and you left me back up there on the edge and suddenly I lost my bearings so suddenly I lost my footing suddenly I stumbled and I fell. This time, it wasn't quite as painful. This time, the fall wasn't quite as long. but this time somehow, it felt worse. This time, I won't be waiting for you to help pick me up again. This time, I will help myself.
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