Advice on Learning to Fall

Advice on Learning to Fall

Remember

my lovely,

to always run fast

  

   and run free ..

And don’t ever

be afraid

tho’ my darling,

   

   to jump high ..

 

But remember

my lovely,

to always land

  

   lightly and roll with it ..

 

Reviews

[Chris Shaw]

This sounds like the sort of advice I would expect you to offer little Astrid. You brought me some very nostalgic imagery. I was racing my Dad to the corner sweet shop as a six year old. He beat me by an inch, but not without exerting a huge surge of energy. We were sport mad in my childhood home.

You also brought me Steve my brother who maintained the school high jump record with his Fosbury flop for very many years after he achieved the record.

Wonderful sound advice,run fast and free and jump high and don’t be afraid. Soft landings go without saying. Best way to live.

So much here from your penned stanzas this morn. Set me up now that English breakfast:)

Chris

[Neville]

Good mane Chris wot a cracker of a review .. thanks a million for making my day ..

I'm just off to pick up two of my favourite girls for lunch at the Rising Sun at Lynmouth .. You can beat an egg chuck but you can't beat a bit o name dropping now can ya .. Why not swing by if your passing .. Neville

[Chris Shaw]

Hope you had a lovely time. I googled it. Now last week when I was in the same county I might just have dropped in to say hi:)

[Neville]

we did thanks Chris .. maybe next time .. N

[Chris Shaw]

Perhaps ..

[John the Baptist]

Indeed, the rolling is the most essential part of it. This is true in the physical sense and the metaphorical, which is what you are really trying to get across in this one, I think.

[Neville]

thanks for reaching out and bridging that synapse John .. Neville

[Mike]

Awesome concept and idea. Great flow

[Neville]

How very kind Mike, many thank you's sir .. Neville