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The precipice, that heart-strung edge Feet resting on the threshold The fabled point of no return Time stops and slows; I’m getting old Waiting for my heart to call That call to make me spurn the edge For into darkness I do release The thorns and thickets of the hedge But should I not be pricked by The disillusionment of fate In the unrest of the shadows A wond’rous light does sure await And so I stand upon the precipice Unaware where my feet shall find an end But I’ve been too long; I start to slip Nature’s gravity begs that I descend.
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Dec 16, 2012
Dec 16, 2012 at 11:14 AM UTC
The Precipice
The precipice, that heart-strung edge Feet resting on the threshold The fabled point of no return Time stops and slows; I’m getting old Waiting for my heart to call That call to make me spurn the edge For into darkness I do release The thorns and thickets of the hedge But should I not be pricked by The disillusionment of fate In the unrest of the shadows A wond’rous light does sure await And so I stand upon the precipice Unaware where my feet shall find an end But I’ve been too long; I start to slip Nature’s gravity begs that I descend.
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Dec 16, 2012
Dec 16, 2012 at 11:14 AM UTC
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