A thousand miles up, so very high.
If I fall, I’ll probably die.
I look down, the size of it all.
This is the fear. The fear to fall.
A giant cliff, and I hung on.
Clutching the rocks, to not be gone.
So very afraid, as I recall.
This is the fear. The fear to fall.
Looking out of a window, a sucking drain.
To fall through, would bring much pain.
Below the people, and cars so small.
This is the fear. The fear to fall.
To fly a plane, and to look around,
it’s so beautiful, until I look down.
A gulp in my system, like I swallowed a ball.
This is the fear. The fear to fall.
Falling through darkness, and infinite space.
I cannot be scared. I have to face.
To not be afraid, a concrete wall,
That separates peace, and the fear to fall.
But even though, no one will have cared,
if I overcome this, I won’t be scared.
No matter what happens, I won’t be afraid,
for I have did it, and have gotten paid,
and will be scared none at all,
of the fear to fall.
Written by Jonathan