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In dark or day, with rain or burning sun, nothing holds as pure as a mountain’s air. When all is quiet and the day is done, I feel so much guilt for the weight she bares. Among me are thousands of other guests, Her rocky flesh, we will surely consume. Myself, the trees and the animals- pests, worsening winter’s night till summer’s noon. She pushes me closer to her clifftops I peer over the edge, fearful, yet numbed. not fearing the pain, not fearing the drop, but fear of destiny- to which i will succumb. For my bones will become fertilizer, to the ever-selfless, fertile mother.
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Oct 5, 2015
Oct 5, 2015 at 12:55 PM UTC
clifftop
In dark or day, with rain or burning sun, nothing holds as pure as a mountain’s air. When all is quiet and the day is done, I feel so much guilt for the weight she bares. Among me are thousands of other guests, Her rocky flesh, we will surely consume. Myself, the trees and the animals- pests, worsening winter’s night till summer’s noon. She pushes me closer to her clifftops I peer over the edge, fearful, yet numbed. not fearing the pain, not fearing the drop, but fear of destiny- to which i will succumb. For my bones will become fertilizer, to the ever-selfless, fertile mother.
ethan-johnston
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Oct 5, 2015
Oct 5, 2015 at 12:55 PM UTC
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