- Non-Erotic Poetry
- Mountain Tops
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(This poem was inspired by chezcubby1's poem
'River of Dreams MET' thanks Chez~)
If Mountain tops touch the heavens
and valley's trail downwards
to hell ...
then why are the valleys
full of cities
doing so well?
Ambitions a Dragon
that lays a loft the dark layer of cloud
that hazes a city like a cynical shroud
There is no dishonor
in wanting more for your Family
it is set in salary or weekly
It is Respect
That we teach, preach and instill
all the while controlling their will
Perhaps Integrity
is what keeps us checked and in balance
while prostituting for an allowance
The Dragon's lure
unbridled desires lay behind barbed wire
the pendulum of balance with justice fires
To tower above
and climb a mountain top, peeking down
at the world in all it's marvel, found
Peace and Tranquility
in knowing that the cities population below ...
on this mountain top, wouldn't hold
To touch heaven
now and then is the feeling of enlightenment
to sit here everyday looses it's excitement
The Dragon sits
with a belly full of self endulgence
- COMMENTS
Anonymousabout 19 years agothe inbetween world is laced within this poem.. I loved it Art.. a strong message to all about where we are going in this life.. I found it filled with wisdom and honest visuals of just what is it all about? Divisity is your middle name lol...
ty for the write
Du~
seranadeabout 19 years agoI can since the true Art of this Poem, turo. Now this is more like the Art I know. I know you like humor and say that laughter is the best conversation, but I always enjoyed your wisdom tales or poems. It didn't seem long or to much of anything, I found it to be moving and soothing.
sandspikeabout 19 years agoI like the layout and works for me, I just found it a little
wordy, but then doesn't it say too much of anything is bad for you?
