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Premium Member Free Fall

How fast can I fall? 
I have been stuck in limbo.
How hard will I land?

TO ENGAGE IN A FREE FALL WITH GOD

as I parachute down 
this journey called life
may my parachute have been packed
by my Lord Christ 

I desire to engage 
In a free fall with God 
for He's the gravitational force
propelling my heart

and as I descend 
into my Lord's arms 
let me land safe and free
from any and all harm

I desire to engage 
In a free fall with God 
for He's the gravitational force 
propelling my heart 

euphoric and empowered 
free from strife
among the clouds floating 
with my Lord Christ 
fear has melted away 
now overwhelmed with joy
the rush of freedom in me
has been deployed

and as I transcend 
let nothing interfere with my trajectory 
for my eyes are on God
and I'll land where He wants me to be 

I desire to engage 
In a free fall with God 
for He's the gravitational force 
propelling my heart 

and as I canopy down 
let me rest in perfect peace 
for this mind-blowing journey 
has allowed me to freshly breathe

let me engage in a free fall 
with my Lord God 
for He alone is the gravitational force 
propelling my heart

Premium Member Free-fall

Bottomless

utterances 

arise and express

as nothing~

A free-fall it has been called

which may imply handholds

but there is no one to fall~

Free-fallers are discoverers

in stories grasping to

express what is 

Bottomless~~



I announce the great individual, fluid as Nature, chaste, affectionate, compassionate, fully armed; I announce a life that shall be copious, vehement, spiritual, bold, And I announce an end that shall lightly and joyfully meet its translation.

~~Walt Whitman


Free Fall

The silence in this room has never been so loud
God knows that I've paid for my sins
Even the ones that you don't know about
I shut it out from the world,
The demons scratching underneath
Calling to me like a siren song
So desperate to be free

I'm flying, I'm falling into temporary insanity
Wind smacking me as I fall through the leaves
Fighting the demons that can't let me go
I just want you to know
That this freefall is the push I need to let go

The wounds will always heal, at least that's
what they say
But sometimes those wounds that are left behind
are the ones that cause the most pain
I just can't shake it, no matter what the change
I just feel the darkness grip me again 
Pulling me in

Premium Member Free Fall

Standing on the edge I look down
On the horizon a town
Thoughts and feeling
The wind is healing
No more fear
My time is here
I step out 
How my heart does shout
Falling yet I feel I'm flying
No thought of me dying
At me so fast comes the ground
The wind is the only sound
All thoughts leave
No time to grieve
In mid fall 
I stall
Hovering above ground just below
I pause  
Hope there is no flaws
For a moment in time
The world was the perfect rhythm 
So many thoughts on which to chew
Then up I flew
My soul grew
Took the bungee then handed to the next in line
But felt so fine
Walked away with a smile
Thinking I had you fooled all the while

Premium Member Free Fall

Here lies Molly Ferguson St. Marie
She fell out of a big oak tree
Landed on her head
And soon she was dead
It was her last tom-boy spree.

Written April 1, 2022


Free Fall

If at first you do not succeed, 
skydiving‘s not for you indeed.

Free Fall

On the edge
I close my eyes 
A deep breath 
All the things 
I ever wanted to do 
Done it all 
Now far behind 

The unknown
Lies beyond 
Beckoning 
Enticing 
A step forward 

Free fall
When I know 
You are there for me
Uninhibited fearless 
I let myself fly

A Free Fall Full of Horn Haiku

Reason For Raising and Praising a Razon

we should be praising
perfect reason for raising
a dried up raisin

bitten by beagle
raisin was head on needle

have been broken hearts
puzzles always have their parts
horses forgot carts

Prime rib left overs were great
with leftover mashed potatoes
and creamed peas with carrots.

Marry Magnificent Christmas

Mary may have heard
after each word had occurred
Trump we know is nerd

may have missed the boat
more time do have to devote
had stopped in Shallotte

what if I really had known
that it had been caste in stone
my skills I would hone

always enchanting
peas and carrots planting
ended up recanting

barely could hear tone
had hardly heard baritone
at had caste a stone

cast was a big blast
under ware showed at half mast
by him we went past

Gave Vaccine to a Holstein

had been awful mean
he created quite a scene
with his ruptured spleen

Promising production
Nash needs no introduction
full of rambunction

trump drank a litre
on brink started  to teeter
to wind a two sheeter

I am sure this is all that
you can stand by now.

Jim Horn

Premium Member Night Troubled Free Fall

Night troubled free fall
Floating on failed memories
Rock paper scissors

Free Fall To Liftoff

Free Fall to Liftoff

for my father, Paul Ray Burch, Jr. 

I see the longing for departure gleam
in his still-keen eye, 
                                   and I understand his desire
to test this last wind, like those late autumn leaves
with nothing left to cling to ...

Keywords/Tags: autumn, winter, leaves, leaving, cling, clinging, wind, death, flight, fly, flying, transport, free fall, liftoff, departure, bare, barren, leafless, skeletal, uplifting, heaven

Free Fall

for Beth

These cloudless nights, the sky becomes a wheel
where suns revolve around an axle star ...
Look there, and choose. Decide which moon is yours.
Sink Lethe-ward, held only by a heel.

Advantage. Disadvantage. Who can tell?
To see is not to know, but you can feel
the tug sometimes—the gravity, the shell
as lustrous as damp pearl. You sink, you reel

toward some draining revelation. Air—
too thin to grasp, to breath. Such pressure. Gasp.
The stars invert, electric, everywhere.
And so we fall in spirals through night’s fissure—

two beings—pale, intent to fall forever
around each other—fumbling at love’s tether ...
now separate, now distant, now together.

Originally published by Sonnet Scroll

Free Fall

poetry is more than written words 
plunging down a river or mountain stream 
they are conscious thoughts pouring out of the mind 
creating, shifting, and changing  
words spilling out nudging, prodding, coaxing   
gushing down like a waterfall  
falling into the current below
seizing an image

Free Fall

I am done screaming for help
Long time broken out of my shell
Only to face off with hell
I've got nothing more to sell
Nothing to lose
Nothing to prove
Man, it is so high up here
Fear of heights is the biggest one here
This mountain 
might not be high enough
Looking down, I'm thinking of
Is this going to be
A long kiss goodnight
I'm already over the edge
In a free fall flight down
The jump was quick and swift
Crack! went my bones on impact
Hitting the ground with a thud!
 Snap! was heard from my neck down
I was sure as dead
Did I succumbed of my wounds? 
I thought
Closed my eyes for effect
I awoke in the ICU on a respirator
Then came the trip
An old fellow past me with a drip
He told me that now son
If you wanna do something
Do it right

Free Fall - Haiku

dangling, wet, surprised
caught in the web suspended
leaves should know better

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