The Mountains Poem by David Welch

The Mountains

The mountains roll, the mountains ride,
they cut a swath across the sky;
the mountains rise, the mountains drop,
if dirt gets going, it don't stop;
the mountains loom, the mountains bock,
amongst their valleys, you are locked;
the mountains breathe, the mountains blow,
funnel storms to the lands below;
the mountains gleam, the mountains stun,
and glow within the morning sun;
the mountains crack, the mountains church,
when beneath them earth's fires burn;
the mountains chill, the mountains freeze,
critters come down to seek relief;
the mountains stand, the mountains stay...
for this man's lifetime, anyway.

Monday, September 30, 2024
Topic(s) of this poem: mountains,nature,strength,appreciation,earth,rhyme,repetition
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Sandra Feldman 30 September 2024

One of the nicest and most rhythmical poems on Mountains I have ever read! Greatly enjoyed the great rhythmical and beautiful verses. Full Marks Plus!

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