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    The poem encourages the reader to take a risk and come to the edge, acknowledging there is a chance of falling but urging them to take the leap anyway. It builds tension by telling the reader the edge is too high, before shouting for them to come to the edge, where the people were pushed and found they could fly by taking that risk.

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    The poem encourages the reader to take a risk and come to the edge, acknowledging there is a chance of falling but urging them to take the leap anyway. It builds tension by telling the reader the edge is too high, before shouting for them to come to the edge, where the people were pushed and found they could fly by taking that risk.

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    The poem encourages the reader to take a risk and come to the edge, acknowledging there is a chance of falling but urging them to take the leap anyway. It builds tension by telling the reader the edge is too high, before shouting for them to come to the edge, where the people were pushed and found they could fly by taking that risk.

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    Come to The Edge

    Come to the edge. We might fall. Come to the edge. It's too high! COME TO THE EDGE! And they came, and we pushed, And they flew.

    Christopher Logue

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