Picture This

A young wild child sitting on the edge of forever
Feet dangling into the empty air
Squeezing tightly in discomfort to the two things she held dear to her adolescent heart
A squirming kitten trying to break free from the heavy warmth of her arms
And a bushy tailed stuffed rabbit that she would never let out of sight.

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