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The Golden Moment


Wind Blowing Heart going THUMP THUMP "The bridge is very safe" For anyone not about to swing over the rail and jump So everyone but me My shrink said Just let it go So I did. The red safety rail of the golden gate bridge was cold and I was glad to have let go, No chance of cowardice now but did gravity always go this slow? Or was the height is easily underestimated, But as if my shoes were of lead I'm falling faster Free At L
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