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Width Of The Mountain Man (Series 3)

Width of the mountain man,
Strong and sturdy he doth stand,
With an imposing frame,
And a rugged terrain.
The width of his shoulders,
A sight to behold,
Like two mighty boulders,
Anchored to the earth's mold.
His chest, broad and wide,
A symbol of his might,
Beating with a primal pride,
In the depths of the night.
The width of his arms,
Defined with sinew and grit,
Each muscle a charm,
In the grand scheme of it.
His hands, calloused and rough,
Tales of hard work they tell,
A constant reminder,
Of the life he's befell.
The width of his back,
A fortress so strong,
Carrying the weight,
Of a life that's been long.
His legs, thick and sturdy,
Rooted in the ground,
A symbol of his journey,
And the strength he has found.
The width of his stance,
A stance of command,
For he is the ruler,
Of his own promised land.
With each step he takes,
The mountains tremble and quake,
For he is a force,
That nature can't break.
The width of his hat,
A shadow on his face,
With eyes that speak tales,
Of a wild and untamed place.
His beard, long and unkempt,
A testament to his will,
For he's a man of nature,
With a heart to fulfill.
The width of his heart,
As wide as the sky,
Filled with love and compassion,
For all living things that pass by.
He's the protector of the land,
And all its creatures too,
For he understands,
That we are all one, not few.
The width of his soul,
As vast as the sea,
For he's in tune with nature,
And all its mysteries.
He's a man of the wild,
With a spirit so free,
The width of the mountain man,
Is a sight to see.
He's a symbol of strength,
And all that is true,
For he's a warrior,
Through and through.
The width of the mountain man,
A sight to behold,
A symbol of power,
And a story untold.
So when you see him,
Standing tall and grand,
Remember the width of the mountain man,
Is the width of the land.



Authorship by: Mr. Dashaun Rashod Snipes
©️ Mr. Dashaun Rashod Snipes
®️ Width of The Mountain Man

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