
I always seem
to be on the edge
sharp blade,
shard of glass,
cliff's ledge.
There's no place
to grab on
no path or foothold
should I choose
to make any move,
to be so bold.
Edges
are an odd thing
one can
plummet wildly
or spread
your wings.
I close my eyes
and feel the choice
am I in danger?
am I overjoyed?
Hanging haphazardly?
Or delicately poised.
The amount of balance
is mine to determine
am I teetering on disaster?
or leaning forward to fly?
One things for certain
I won't know until I try.
About the Creator
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Sam Harty is a poet of raw truth and quiet rebellion. Author of Lost Love Volumes I & II and The Lost Little Series, her work confronts heartbreak, trauma, and survival with fierce honesty and lyrical depth. Where to find me



Comments (4)
I don't know how I missed being subscribed to you...I have remedied that
I hope it's leaning forward to fly. Loved your poem!
This is wonderful! Love it, Sam!
What it feels like to be at a crossroads. Can swing either way. Poignant, Sam.