Over The Edge

I have a fear of heights

but not just that,

falling,

edges,

steep drops,

most aspects of going downwards

too quick,

too fast.

So I’m confused,

as to why this new edge,

this metaphorical one,

leaves me so calm.

I suppose you,

might have something to do,

with all this…

tranquillity.

It’s difficult to fear falling,

when you’ve got use to being caught.

Björn Rudberg (brudberg) says
- Oct 2, 2015
Truthfully.. Heights are less scary with a parachute

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Bodhirose says
- Oct 2, 2015
Well, that’s refreshing. The knowing that you’ll be caught is a nice feeling of security…sweet.

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- caroljforrester says
  - Oct 3, 2015
  Thank you. 🙂
  
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Grace says
- Oct 3, 2015
I am afraid of heights too ~ But in the metaphorical sense, there is no fear of falling when you know you can be caught or saved ~ Good one Carol ~

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- caroljforrester says
  - Oct 3, 2015
  Thank you. 🙂
  
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hypercryptical says
- Oct 3, 2015
I am afraid of heights that I regard as unsafe, otherwise OK with them. Knowing I would be caught would make a difference to the first.
Kind regards
Anna :o]

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- caroljforrester says
  - Oct 3, 2015
  Thanks for the comment. I’m terrified of unsafe heights. If I feel like there’s even the slightest chance I may fall I freeze up utterly.
  
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katiemiafrederick says
- Oct 3, 2015
True.. many folks spend
their life running away
with cultures and
religions
when the
them is
one and
true with
the
rest
of all
that is..
a comfortable
gLove of Truth and Light
that no owns
but
US
as
WE as liGht and TRuTH..:)

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