Such beauty,
on her peripheral.
Adorned with heathers and brackens bloomed.
Amidst, there lies a wonder, radiant, sulky.
Erosional twists, flow translucent carpet lay.
Deep she is, with a lurking cryptid,
Within her sightings, she,
is Loch Nis
Age
by Odin Roark
Like a tumbling rock
Once a jagged outcrop
Defying the elements
Now part of time's ultimate caress
Duration
With its edges worn
Earlier molten flames
Now cooled by erosional changes
Makes way the exit
Rounded mobility cautious
Yet spirited
Home now
Where one's numberless front door entries
Forever of memory
Beckons the distant walk
Embracing the halls of lessons
Successful achievements adorning walls
In frames of permanence
While failures needing no reminders
Remain content as density
Cluttering closets never sorted
How unique this maze of corridors and rooms
Leading to the back door
Where barring one's hesitation
Death will not extinguish life
But provide a new form and direction
For lest we forget
Death is not a period
Merely a comma
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