The steps I climb, they lead somewhere
Somewhere from no where, I climb
I start counting them at 7, stop at 78
Alone I climb, not alone, but alone, I climb
The stairs keep going and I keep climbing
Looking for the one constant in those steps
I am the one constant. I keep climbing
They begin to reveal themselves at 75
They are becoming old and weathered
They are revealing their secrets, the old concrete
It is cracking under the weight of the weather
The old steps are decaying and the steps will fall
I reach 78. The stairs crumble under my footsteps
I step onto a platform safely and there is a door
"Come thru", says the sign on the door and I do
The stairs crumble and the pillars fall
And I begin the climb again on the other side of the door.
About the Creator
Melanie Crane
I've been writing since the day I was born. It's a gift. Hopefully, there is something in my writing that appeals to you somewhere in your soul. Short stories, religion, poetry. Please enjoy my space and visit often. Thank you for visiting.
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