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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required Staring down at the blue water Smell the salt air The climb to the top was almost too much to bare Closing your eyes remembering wading in the freezing water Wondering if this was the end of your life Arms extending as your heart takes flight Feeling your feet about to slip But in his arms you will never slip Your weight shifts as your heart begins to pound Now you remember the fall You remember the wind sweeping past your face As no sound could escape your lungs. Accept the fall. Knowing his arms were not strong enough to keep you from the waters below The nights spent crying as you felt your heart dying Cold water froze a beating heart In an instant warmth wraps around you Strength pulls you in As words whisper so softly you swear it was the wind Beautiful darling, you can only fall towards me Eyes widen to find the deep cold sea As far down as it ever could be You lean into him, feeling the warmth of the sun above Enjoying every moment, every smile, and every second look For the first time in a long time You no longer fear the sea below You no longer wait for the pain For the day may come where you are freezing in the waters But after a climb unlike the rest Your lungs will fill with the warmest breath And a love that will be your best
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