Best Summit Poems

Another day
Another memory fades
Le jardin que toujours existe
Has disappeared, disparu

An army of 40,000 destroyed
All that my childhood held dear
They arrive in planes and limos
Coal fired three piece suits

They lectured the poor
They sold platitudes like souvenirs
They had Trudeau promise all and yet nothing at all
They had...

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A mountain of shoes,
Tower the valley of clothes:
Holocaust landscape.



___________________________
Inspired by the Auschwitz Shoes...

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Soar as high as your wings can carry you

Up, up and away to the zenith of the highest

Mountain to touch a distant dream, to touch the

Moon, or perhaps stars and constellations

In the night sky. Push your boulder of dreams up

The summit, achieving what Sisyphus could...

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God,

In His infinite wisdom said:*

“Let there be light” 

Then 

He went on to create this spectacular world

For us to delight!
 
Man,

In his infinite "stupidity"** retorted: 
 
“ Let there be darkness” 

Then 

He was set to destroy this marvelous world 

With his mind's dim-witted starkness!...

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He said, he said
I am history it is not dead.
I do testify,
that they ask for more than an alibi.
My face alone! Metal to bone.
See how their discretions lie,
as trampled footpaths to my home.

He said, he said,
Division lives, but not in my head.
Privileged accusation.
It is MY...

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I was personally invited to be one of the Speakers and sit on a panel in Hong Kong on their keynote presentation of “SOCIAL MARKETING STRATEGY INNOVATION”
It’s all about having a precise plan using all of Technology to the fullest
The company’s voice being the cyber...

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Now that,

Under age's snow-covered summit 

I stand,

Just 

Under eternity's demarcation line,

I still hope, 

A few snowflakes of wisdom to harvest

Before 

The moment, my soul's soaring comes,

Obeying

To the Lord's celestial command!




(C) Demetrios Trifiatis
   05 October 2015...

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The golden sun greets the dewdrops forming in the eyes
Such a beautiful connection with the heavenly warmth from above
Meditating with the silent mountains breathing is the only sound
You hear the wind tugging at your hoodie tempting to topple you
You hold on with the gravity growing...

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I'm on top of the world
Past failure, near perfection
In the arms of happiness
Infront of a million eyes

Past failure, near perfection
At the top of the chosen path
In front of a million eyes
Above my conquered fears

At the top of the chosen path
In the arms of happiness
Above my...

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many people wished to know why president Macron 
was denied to participate to Brics summit
 in South Africa. 
Could he spy on them? 
Was he thinking to join Brics? 
Could he interrupt the summit with his personal agendas?  
President  Putin could not participate to...

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I climb higher
to the summit of sky --
head in the clouds...

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We climbed to Keppel Cove and pitched our tents,
others camped at Grizedale Tarn by the shore.
From either side we agreed to make ascents	 
getting up early on Sunday before 
other hikers would be reaching the top.
By compass ascending through murk and mist
above the clouds to...

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Usa-Africa summit, 
Where fifty four African presidents 
were forced to attend " If you don't come 
You will face consequences." 
Huh? 
Hahaaah! Hahaaah! 
modern colonisations
A big blackmail which millions 
Of Africans cannot 
Continue to Accept. 

African presidents found voiceless 
As they did not  have  much...

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The Summit of Love

                                    Is the force of loves beginning,
...

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HIKE
summit
to the top

lace those hiking boots
peak performance: Half Dome,
Mount Whitney, the Grand Canyon

"the trek IS the destination"

The Clarity Pyramid is a poetry form designed and constructed by Jerry P. Quinn, consisting of two triplets and a single line (7 lines in all). Usually, this poem...

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