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teeter
Pronunciation: /ˈtētərverb
[no object]
move or balance unsteadily; sway back and forth: she teetered after him in her high-heeled sandals
Origin
mid 19th century: variant of dialect titter, from Old Norse titra 'shake, shiver'.
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On the Brink
She teetered and quivered.
While walking she shivered.
She sacrificed for fashion.
Seeking to stoke his passion.
He strode along eagerly.
His arm offered rightly.
She clung, nay she hung.
To socially move up a rung.
Her heels tapped and clacked,
Practiced walk, straight tracked.
The dinner was planned
And she'd give him her hand.
Her answer would be quick
To the offered treat and not trick.
If he asked to marry.
To answer she'd not tarry.
The future'd be bright
If after tonight
She was his one love.
His wife - and his one love.