noun, A cliff with a vertical or nearly vertical overhanging face. Or a situation of great peril

Used in a sentence: "Pushed from the ____, clung to the nearest lips. Long story short, it was the wrong guy"

adjective, insecure, confused, or lacking contact with reality. Or a vessel not or no longer attached to a mooring.

Used in a sentence: "Hey December, I've been feeling ____. Can't remember what I used to fight for."

Noun, A sudden intuitive perception of or insight into the reality or essential meaning of something.

Used in a sentence: "Only 20 minutes to sleep, but you dream of some ____. Just one single glimpse of relief to make some sense of what you've seen."

Adjective, Dejected, dispirited, discouraged.

Used in a sentence: "left out out there standing, ____ on the landing with champagne problems."

adjective, bright, brilliant, masterly, extraordinarily lucid.

Used in a sentence: "Your touch brought forth an ____ glow. Tarnished but so grand"

adjective, markings or marks that cannot be removed. impossible to eliminate or change.

Used in a sentence: "Carolina stains on the dress she left. ____ scars. Pivotal marks blue as the life she fled."

adjective, done in secrecy. especially for purposes of subversion or deception.

Used in a sentence: "And that's the thing about illicit affairs and ____ meetings and stolen stares."

noun, a mournful, melancholy or plaintive poem that expresses a lament.

Used in a sentence: "Is it romantic how all my ____ eulogize me?"

adjective, incapable of being passed over or overcome.

Used in a sentence: "While I bathe in cliffside pools with my calamitous love

and ____ grief"