I Don't like Enclosed Spaces

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A poem about the West/North-west Coast of Scotland. Very bleak…


I Don’t Like Enclosed Spaces….

Hill sides of rock and scree,
Bare stone etched like the face of age,
Scoured by time and Nature,
And forces we cannot capture.

Clothed in peat and heath,
Shrouded in mist and Harl,
Sound of soft rain against hard rock,
Battle drum of a war without outcome,

These hills live and are alive,
In no way we know or can know,
They stand even as we fall,
They heed to no masters beck and call.

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WickedEveWickedEveover 19 years ago
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on the new poems review thread on the literotica poetry board.

flyguy69flyguy69over 19 years ago
Reads like Lagavulin 16

I can hear the grass hiss in north Atlantic winds. Very nice, Trent_Dutch!

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