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Sue Collins
Poems
Nov 2019
Teeter-Totter
The weight of me has no force, no substance, no ballast.
Inconsistent, pandering, heckling, needful, shorn to the bone.
His is the salt of the earth, steady yet insistent, grounded to the earth.
Any spark of doubt doused without tension. Secure in his strength.
I fly without wings, look down for approval, wait for the stormβs end.
He looks up with eyes that say Donβt be fooled, I need you just as much.
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