The Fall
I feel the breeze as I'm falling
not the frightening wind
but a comforting cloud
assisting my descend
Through a mountain range
hills and valleys
peaks and falls
a strong, winged bird
holds me through it all
Finally, to the open sea
which I assume
will be the death of me.
I brace myself
for suffocation
and drowning
But the sea
the beautiful sea
that I thought would be
the death of me,
is just your eyes
which promise safety.
And the wings of the bird
are the strength of your arms.
As I gently reach earth,
human again because gravity
and the strongest force of all
bring me to peace as I feel myself fall.
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