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Climbing my own mountain I have found a ledge
Care must be taken to stay clear of the edge
As long as I stay on it I know I have relief
It keeps me clear of danger from those rocks beneath
When I first got on it, it wasn’t very high
Life was not so good, in doldrums did I lie
I gave my ledge a name, it was Recovery
It kept me safe and sound, while I stayed gambling free
Now my ledge rose higher, things were not so low
But I must still be careful, to avoid the rocks below
Now my ledge is wider, life’s a lot more easy
But if I look down from the edge, I can still get queasy
Because I can still remember, how hard it was to climb
And when I tell you now, I’m doing it in rhyme
I am quite happy, that I’ll never reach the top
Being on my ledge, I’ll never have to stop
Staying on recovery, I still really know
That I must be aware of those rocks below
Higher, wider on it goes; it is really good
It gives me more than gambling ever really could
We all have a ledge, you can find one too
Come on up and join me, you’ll really like the view
Thanks for sharing! Great poem!
This came up ina group discussion somehow so here it is bumped up.
Great poem. Enjoyed reading it.