MOTHER of MOUNTAINS

MOTHER OF MOUNTAINS

Oh mountain mother if I may,
put forth my praise of thee,
of noble strength, steadfast and true,
Your full beauty none can see.

Violently birthed by mother earth,
jutting up through the dirt and trees.
Stretching toward the sun and stars, 
catching clouds upon the breeze.

Dinosaurs walked in the shadow
of your majestic purple face,
adorned with gleaming snow white locks,
foothills flow from your embrace.

Glacial ice cuting slowly deep,
it's lines expose your age.
Your regal peak, stern and steep,
like a brash old mother sage.

A universal femme fatale,
invoking art and reverie.
You can not be moved or conquered 
nor captured by mere poetry.

Grand words praise your nobility,
songs strive your peaks to soar,
by mortal tongue, no justice done,
as your truth transcends all lore.
Copyright © | Year Posted 2026

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