A King's Mountain
February 12, 2011
A King's Mountain
A King's Mountain He mounts up under his branded feet.
Mass in size He is hallow by a grandstand He is to you,
But never is He in lieu, so many clues cost one tabboo.
Blown to boredom bereaved He hue's me a pure heart beat.
Shaking or faking Him out I scram to find my own Grand seat.
Surrounded from East to West there is North and South to do.
Blending my flames in hot Summer winds I baked a cake or two.
I'm like self-rising ready to bake surfing up fielders wheat.
A King's Mountain means Look-Out,
Soak it up and suck it all in!
A Hot sizzling day for a Cook-Out?
A King mounted has a Big bin.
He will draw your naked breath in and mount you to His top.
Sprinkling you with honey dew suckling up for more sip sop.
(R) Registered: Ann Rich 2011
04:43:21 AM EST -5
Copyright © Ann Rich | Year Posted 2011
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