Religious Mountains Poems

warm sunlight streams down
gently kissing her face
she sighs as the trade winds blow
just atop her blanket of trees
her high mountains touch the clouds
and sweep downward...

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As kids growing up in the hills of West Virginia,
We were poor, but no one was any better off.
Halloween was a time we looked forward...

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On site of this forgotten Babylon
What powerful but unrecorded race
Once dwelt in this annihilated place
What strange creature’s kin
to inhuman race
Dwell deep in antediluvian hells 
Uncanny...

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Searching for the hidden answers
My fingers numbly trace each shape
Of every rock, nook and cranny
From this ledge I find no escape

My spirit cries for help...

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A country church nestled in a peaceful valley,
Against a glorious backdrop of tall mountains,
That were fashioned before Eden’s retched  malady,
That beset the human soul...

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Old men gayish twirls in anger
smashing plates as fools do
like hurricanes on the horizon
cavemen blamed the weather
Gods anger they said
one thousand gods later
only old men...

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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...

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You are my mountain.
Beautiful and untouched.
Quiet and alone.
Populated, yet remote.
I have walked near your boundaries
in search of wildflowers.
I have climbed your slopes,
seeking adventure, wild and...

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What my kids too often fail to notice,
and what I am guilty of weighing too lightly, 
to avoid timely discernment,
are contrasts in density of opportunity
and...

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There could be no valley,
Without a mountain close by.
A valley is not a “forever place.”
It only exists between two “highs.”

Troubles come in everyone’s life,
We must...

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Conscience And Surviving
       (*Shadow/Blitz poetry should be read rapidly)

     Clear the air
   ...

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