First Call Poem by Rob Lamberton

First Call

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Though mountains draw me to their peeks
Pulled, I traverse through grand trees and mountain streams
Though compelled to swim cold lakes in sight of melting summer snow
Nothing but you captivates my very soul

Though my tired body wants to heed rests call
And ground beneath my tent shakes to rumble of the falls
Yet above the sounds heard by my ears
My hearts cry aches and body shakes for you, my dear

I can not rest my love until I know it's true
That I have climbed to reach that summit you
Your rushing waters quenching every thirst
Here's to your knowing that of all things You come first

Tuesday, August 4, 2026
Topic(s) of this poem: mountains
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Rose Marie Juan-austin 05 August 2026

A wonderful and evocative poem of love with great title and touching and powerful closure line. It expresses in brilliant detail how love conquers all things. Liked how you mixed nature with your poems. Top Marks!

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