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Apr 4
Not every fall
is fatal—
egos are meant
to be knocked
around.

Speed is a
welcome blessing—
the air
parts
if you angle
right.

We think flame
means failure—
but even stars
get soft
on the way
down.

There’s a trick
to it—
lose your wings
tighten thoughts
let heat
scour what
doesn’t belong.

Come through
the sky—
not screaming
but sealed
in defiance—
carving
back the world.
Marc Morais
Written by
Marc Morais  55/M/Canada
(55/M/Canada)   
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     Nishu Mathur and Cassian
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