The Dive
He held her hand in his
bone achingly tight;
his jaw clenched with bravado
while his legs shook in fright.
She was cold to the touch,
itsy bitsy chills;
eyes bright with life,
grin broad with thrill.
The edge beckoned them both;
sweet whispers of love:
it's mouth agape and waiting
to swallow them both up.
One step, two.
Three, and then four:
two little love birds,
no more.
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