Catch
So I'm standing on a cliff
And not any cliff
I'm on Everest looking down into the Marianas Trench
And it's a long way down
I've been standing there for quite a while
My toes hanging over the ledge
Sliding over
Clinging with every ounce of strength
I had
I teeter over the brink
Shoved over by a wind
Carrying the sights and sounds
Of things I can't hold onto
Things that brush past me
That slip through my fingertips
Because I can't capture them
But in words
In lines of lovely words
I find some form of tangibility
That maybe
Just maybe
You could relate to
And that makes standing here worth it
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