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I saw a mountain today But it wasn't real And I found myself picturing What it would feel like If I ever saw them Forgetting that there are mountains That I have seen But some were small Stuck on an island in the Mediterranean sea Others taller, overgrown by trees Meandering a war torn landscape Like irregular forested pyramids In between which poverty, anonymity and frailness Are woven in with the fabric of lost days Azure dreams of getting away And viridian primitive, haunting aftershocks Of history lived by the thousands Expelled in an endless summer breeze But more like daze, rippling slowly outwards All part of an endless wave Rolling on and on folding us, our histories Inside its arm Once I saw mountains Little stacked triangles of geologic history Twice I saw mountains Wishing these were the places that I would always see Thrice I saw mountains Now a mountain Is what I'll be
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Sep 1, 2016
Sep 1, 2016 at 1:49 PM UTC
Once I Saw Mountains
I saw a mountain today But it wasn't real And I found myself picturing What it would feel like If I ever saw them Forgetting that there are mountains That I have seen But some were small Stuck on an island in the Mediterranean sea Others taller, overgrown by trees Meandering a war torn landscape Like irregular forested pyramids In between which poverty, anonymity and frailness Are woven in with the fabric of lost days Azure dreams of getting away And viridian primitive, haunting aftershocks Of history lived by the thousands Expelled in an endless summer breeze But more like daze, rippling slowly outwards All part of an endless wave Rolling on and on folding us, our histories Inside its arm Once I saw mountains Little stacked triangles of geologic history Twice I saw mountains Wishing these were the places that I would always see Thrice I saw mountains Now a mountain Is what I'll be
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Sep 1, 2016
Sep 1, 2016 at 1:49 PM UTC
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