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Trust

"Take my hand as planned" she said Leaning from the precipice with outstretched arm "But what if I slip your grip" I said Fearing my heavy bones could pull us both to harm "I won't let go!" she cried "I know, I know!" I replied "It's what I fear the most" "Please just go on without me, you surely know the way" But she didn't even answer and I knew my love would stay It was all or nothing Both free or dashed upon the rocks as one But no more suffering Again her hand dropped down above me "Come on we'll soon be safe" So I placed my hand in hers and took that leap of faith
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