A Soft Place To Fall

A Soft Place To Fall

A Poem by Tracey Newson

A Soft Place To Fall

 I can't promise you roads Paved out of Gold
 Nor Tomorrows without Sorrow or woes
 But I can promise you this
 That through it all I'll always be there
 A soft place to fall

 I can't guarantee Sunshine Each day you arise
 I can't tell you it won't be Yet one more trial
 But I can guarantee this You won't walk it through alone
 Yes you'll always have A soft place to fall

 I can't assure that tomorrow Will bring riches or fame
 I can't promise a future Without any pain
 But one thing I swear
 Till the end of it all You'll always have this
 A soft place to fall.


 T.Newson

© 2011 Tracey Newson


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what a great concept and combination of words. and what a wonderfully true portrayal of emotion. we can never prevent those we love from falling, but we can always be there to make the fall less harsh. this is one of those rare poems that i wish i had written.

Posted 12 Years Ago


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how beautiful is this! it flows like a song. very original and caring and wonderful.

Posted 12 Years Ago


Again great work. Found some of the capital letters mid sentence a bit distracting at times but over all i really enjoyed it

Posted 12 Years Ago


Such a wonderful, beuatiful piece. Inspirational piece.

Posted 12 Years Ago


Beautifully written, such a gentle tone to sluice the reader. Reads almost like a song, with such a sonorous way about the words. Aye, 'tis very true, a life without pain cannot be promised, but that pain can be transformed into beauty through this peaceful, withstanding promise. Lovely write.

Posted 12 Years Ago



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Tracey Newson
Tracey Newson

Georgetown, PE, Canada



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