Catch My Fall

Catch my fall,
spring your palms 
before I hit 

catch my memories
soaring from
my pockets

the edge is drenched
with ice 

the past is not real,
letters just tucked
in your dressor 

break your back
as you catch my fall;
we'll lay cripled, 
drinking to the sun

sturdy feet I dont
envy.
too monotone 
too plain 

there is no chance in a 
steady walk

slam the gas,
run on the ice 
looking beyond the 
edge 

catch my fall as I 
cannot surpress 

coffee,work,gas,
dinner,coffee, stress

scream
"let me the **** out of this
snow globe"

bite and claw at the glass.

catch me as my 
fall is slowly getting
vast
Copyright © | Year Posted 2013

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Salomon Avatar
March 11, 2013 at 11:39 AM
Thanks for sharing your work! I find this one very intriguing. Love the line about "a steady walk".
Jones Avatar
February 28, 2013 at 9:31 PM
Get out of town and go fishing .....cures all!!!!! Intense poem
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