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A single stopped motion down the cliffs gives the page the feel of a halted scene or memory fragment.

The line is too short to force into a larger argument, but it already has momentum and interruption built into it. That abrupt stop is the page's meaning: movement is registered only at the moment it breaks.

A two-line handwritten fragment, 'Lightly down the cliffs I stopped'. The adverb 'Lightly' sets an easy descending motion that the blunt verb 'stopped' then arrests, so the whole line is a movement caught at the instant it halts. It reads as a saved cadence for the recurring cliff scene rather than a finished thought.