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Looking and Falling

Sometimes I think about
One of the ways
I should have died–
A stupid teenager
falling off a scaffold,
At a school made for girls.
My father telling me
Not to step without looking
And me stepping without
Looking.
And falling
through until it was
Just me
And then air.
And what a metaphor
buried in my bones
that day,
Worth a million times
Of not looking and falling
To realize it’s never been about
The steps of my feet
But the depths of Your love.


