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MOUNTAIN EVEREST

 


(A. BAD. POEM.)


Valleys are low like cliffs

Mountains, higher than hills


A deep valley is beneath every mountain

The valley is it's water fountain


Mountains are known for high height

But the climber must climb despite


Mountain climbing is to man

It makes the mountain bearer moan


When the climb gets to cloud nine

As the valley filled with waters from Nile


Climber and mountain untangle their harness

Cus climbing, has been exustively harnessed


So the climber descend 

For he has reached the apex


Water they say, is life

But mountain climbing is real life


© Henry Atotis 

3/08/23


NB: This is only but a poem, the poet's haphazard and zig-zag thoughts. Not his idiosyncrasy or trademark.

 Meant for your reading pleasure. 👍

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