I stand here,
At the base of the cliff,
Looking up,
Wondering.
I tell myself I shouldn’t
But that doesn’t mean I won’t
Tell myself I shouldn’t want it,
But that doesn’t mean I don’t,
Too strong is the temptation,
Of the beauty of creation,
I crave the elevation
So in a moment of pure elation,
I climb,
Finding small footholds in the cool rock,
Rising ever higher,
Ascending.
I start rising up the cliffside,
I need to touch the sky,
I put my faith in narrow crevices,
Climbing quick and sure and high,
I know that gravity is calling,
That every step could send me falling,
But I continue my ascension,
Power beyond my comprehension,
Adrenaline inside my head,
Heart pounding, I race ahead,
Until I reach the summit,
I stand here,
At the top of the cliff,
Looking down,
Smiling.
-SilentSymphonies
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this was fun. I like the occasional rhyming, it helps to move the poem forward, or up…
thank you! it was supposed to convey a sense of growing excitement as one reaches their goal, in this case, the top of the cliff.
Nicely done all the way up to the top.
Thank you very much!
Exiting! I loved the rhyming too.
the best part of writing a poem is finding how words fit together. glad you enjoyed it!