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It is firmly affixed at the cuff,
but hangs so loosely in my chest,
steady as a hired gun once in motion,
acutely punctuated while at rest,
it's literal,
it's tangible,
until the moment that it's not,
it's serviceable,
it's functional,
it's all I've really got.
~
I've either loved far too much,
or I've never loved at all,
they say it feels like falling,
but who would want to fall?
I've tasted the ground a handful of times,
and I've tasted champagne and cake,
if my feet ever leave their footing,
it shall be by comical mistake.
About the Creator
Dee Yazak
A technical and science writer by trade that dabbles in poetry (and occasionally fiction) for fun. Her poetry focuses on themes of aimlessness, nostalgia, and the loose, delicate threads of human connection.

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