I teeter in one foggy moment.
The waves come on either side.
I tell myself to widen my stance,
Straighten my spine.
I imagine myself
To be a pile of rocks,
Different shapes and sizes,
One stacked upon another,
Precarious and unsure
Yet connected and balanced
That never tumble,
Never fall.
©️MFT
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