I stood atop a mountain high and cold,
Like worshipping from a cathedral spire,
But my God comes from a more jagged mold;
His bones are hardened with a fiercer fire.
I cried out to the wind: "Stay with me here,
For I have no more strength or words or love,
This chill corrodes my sight and feeds my fear,
The earth will choke me; carry me above."
A rift lanced through the heavens, yawning wide,
I pondered words: to act, to mourn, to live,
Then called a challenge to the great divide;
I asked, "How much would He agree to give?"
For dreams are never filled with more than grace;
I'd rather lie and watch your sleeping face.
1 comment:
dissatisfied? mine is a pale approximation of poetry compared to yours.
good job, i love it.
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