MajestyJo
04-09-2011, 04:55 AM
Write Me A Mountain
~*Marge Tindal*~
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Write me a mountain that I’ve yet to climb
Ink me poetic lift to far-reaching sublime
Leave poetic footprints so it may be known
As I follow word-crumbs that you’ve strewn
Don a brook in the roiling bubble of rhyme
Bridged ‘cross the crossable chasm of time
Cascade the liquid-words in sparkling fall
Down mountain reaching foothills in sprawl
Ink not a turn unless refreshing the scene
Moccasin movement on trails hidden between
Indian past and the present, rhymed recall
A time when Spirit of Mountain knew it all
Write me a mountain that I’ve yet to climb
Ink me poetic lift to far-reaching sublime
Leave poetic footprints so it may be known
As I follow word-crumbs that you’ve strewn
This reminds me that I need to carry the message to those who come behind me. Someone took the time to share with me along my recovery road.
We never know when I word may be picked up that will help someone else along their recovery road.
Sometimes we write our own mountain. We take something small and make it into a mole hill, which in turn, can become a mountain that seem unsurpassable. We can do what I can't do alone.
~*Marge Tindal*~
http://www.animated-gifs.eu/phone-240x320-landscapes/0197.gif
Write me a mountain that I’ve yet to climb
Ink me poetic lift to far-reaching sublime
Leave poetic footprints so it may be known
As I follow word-crumbs that you’ve strewn
Don a brook in the roiling bubble of rhyme
Bridged ‘cross the crossable chasm of time
Cascade the liquid-words in sparkling fall
Down mountain reaching foothills in sprawl
Ink not a turn unless refreshing the scene
Moccasin movement on trails hidden between
Indian past and the present, rhymed recall
A time when Spirit of Mountain knew it all
Write me a mountain that I’ve yet to climb
Ink me poetic lift to far-reaching sublime
Leave poetic footprints so it may be known
As I follow word-crumbs that you’ve strewn
This reminds me that I need to carry the message to those who come behind me. Someone took the time to share with me along my recovery road.
We never know when I word may be picked up that will help someone else along their recovery road.
Sometimes we write our own mountain. We take something small and make it into a mole hill, which in turn, can become a mountain that seem unsurpassable. We can do what I can't do alone.