Fall RiskA Poem by RandolphI'll tell you if you ask. Nicely. Cookies would help.Fall Risk. I've been named before. More than I can recall. Shuffled into comfortable order, just so. How it passed by, large, small. A great one for naming it all. Like a nervous twitch, unlocked door. My newest name says I'm meant to fall. Hard. Uncontrolled. Rocketing toward the floor. I'm a Fall Risk. Didn't you know? Stay still now. Keep a weather eye. Been more than shame before. Used to inspire it all. Thought I'd remind myself, you know? When I wasn't meant to crawl. Back when not shuffled against this wall. Too rich in mystery to ever feel poor. Could find a moment in any look or claw. Now I've become an echo. Terribly small. I'm a Fall Risk. Doesn't it show? No sudden moves lest I start to cry. Mind I'm not one to complain. Who has time to do that well? I only mention it because I feel I should. It's alarming this, ignoble as all Hell. Lost are faces I cast upon myself. Forgotten it seems, the smell of fame. Now so labled I stumble cautiously. I've no love of such sudden pain. I'm a Fall Risk. Now you know. I've two broken wings, I'll never fly.
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