Still,
I lean upon the mountain.
The mountain that made me.
Beaten by rain,
Shattered by wind,
‘till only my core remain.
Still,
I lean upon the mountain.
The mountain that hold me.
Passing years, I was worn,
Scorched red by burn,
‘till I show true form.
Still,
I lean upon the mountain.
The mountain that mold me.
Now I stand
Strong and wise,
All from sand.
Still,
I lean upon the mountain.
The mountain that made me.
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The Rock & The Mountain
PoetryWhat is the purpose of the torments that shape our lives? What is a rock that sits upon a mountain?