But I could build a ladder and start climbing anyways

A poem

Grace Moore

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A black and white photo looking up from what appears to be the bottom of a ravine. A tree sticks out over the top of one of the rock formations.
Photo by Hubert Buratynski on Unsplash

What if death came knocking and
found me friendly to his advances?
Kissed me on the cheek until he left a bruise.
I once stood in a foreign country, overlooking a cliff
and wondering what would happen if I jumped.
I’m not saying I wanted to. I’m saying I’m
always wondering what my body would look like
laying at the bottom of a drop. What I’m trying to say is…

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Grace Moore

Learning to do this writer thing and sharing as I go. Poetry, CNF, mental health, and too many other interests. Support: ko-fi.com/gracemoore