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1,000 times more

I've walked up these hills 1,000 times,

And I've walked down them just the same.

I'll walk up these hills 1,000 more,

Because each morning ain't ever the same —

 

The strikey sun rises, casting silver shadows.

Light and darkness then frame the scene.

God says each morning will be new,

Not wearing on, I sure won't ever see the same this plain.

 

There's beauty in the floaty clouds,

There's beauty in the streaking rain.

There's beauty in the promised-morning sun

Rising again and again —

 

I didn't want to walk up the hill this morn…

But viewing this valley and the vista,

I'm sure as hell glad I did.

To gaze upon the beauty, with no need for a frame ~ "pièce de résistance!"

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Written by
bekahalle
40 / F / Australia
Published
Sep 29, 2025
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#hills#vistas#morningwalk#sunrise
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