H O M E
Official Member
2024 Poetry Contest
The Poetry Community
S H O P
Realistic Printing & Publishing
Poetry Videos
COMMON QUESTIONS
Honest Testimonies
Donate today!
Shop
More
Thank you all xxx
Jackie and Gil I love the perspectives you both took this picture. Great writing
Beautiful Jackie
Loved your poem Gill, and the last line rocks xx
Hamza I loved your poem, very deep,Soulful write, nice x
Standing at the peak
Wondering where it will end
This life's journey has many twist and bends
The road ahead is uncertain of that I am sure
But with Yoga as my guide I am not scared to explore
Bring forth the challenges and lead me on my way
Thankful for the gift of life, for another day
Beautiful Samantha
Thanks Gil. Once again you have written another great one
Thanks all 💖
Love your poem Cynthia
On Mountain Majesty
On a granite slab of rock, jutting out into the air
Here I stand, above the mountain
Stone walls lying at my feet
Where there once was a glacier, a sheet of ice
Now a deep wide crevice, carved from ancient times
Holds an Ice cold glacial lake
A place where winter is a way of life, for the hardy habitants that live in this biosphere
As I look out from my vantage point, the harsh wind hit my face
But it does not matter, for I’m lost in trance
A spiritual up lifting, I do raise my hands above my head in a tree pose that I got from my yoga class, my right leg bent as I stand in the wind
One with the ancient rock, above the barren soil with patches of Ice that never fade
One with the circle of life, that even in this wilderness finds a place
Even though the environment is harsh, the beauty of this place lets you know the hands of God have touch this land in such a way
No mortal could create the beauty that I see
As I stand on a granite slab, one thought comes to me
Whatever you do, don’t take these rocks for granite!
Guildford H Windley
March 24, 2018
Thank you, so much, Samantha
Cynthia I love it as always!! Samantha
Breathe the Mountains
My thoughts deep, all I can do is breathe.
Majestic mountains far as the eye can see,
If I could just touch them gather the clouds,
Stretch my arms and shout, “I love you,” so loud.
A thunderous echo from the rivers ocean, riding the wind,
Hills and valley’s capturing the mist forward and backward again.
An amazing view as the snow rests on the highest mountain peak,
I close my mind. I do not want to see, I am unwilling to think.
“I love you, Goodbye,” Only an echo in response to my tears,
Breathe. Just breathe before I decide to end my deepest fear.
My journey brought me to the edge of my future demise,
“No,” I scream. “He is not worth it,” I sit and wait for the next sunrise.
© Cynthia Clark
Well Jake I have to say that is ...cruel. Oh well to each his own. I actually liked it.
Hamza that is really deep. Good one.
I love your poem Hamza
Thank you so much Gil!!’ Love yours😀😀
Love your poem Samantha
There goes my girl
Ready to leap to her death rather than spend one more minute with me
because I will let her do it then back away.
She knows too well my cruel apathy
Please make a donation today!
Thank you all xxx
Jackie and Gil I love the perspectives you both took this picture. Great writing
Beautiful Jackie
Loved your poem Gill, and the last line rocks xx
Hamza I loved your poem, very deep,Soulful write, nice x
Standing at the peak
Wondering where it will end
This life's journey has many twist and bends
The road ahead is uncertain of that I am sure
But with Yoga as my guide I am not scared to explore
Bring forth the challenges and lead me on my way
Thankful for the gift of life, for another day
Beautiful Samantha
Thanks Gil. Once again you have written another great one
Thanks all 💖
Love your poem Cynthia
On Mountain Majesty
On a granite slab of rock, jutting out into the air
Here I stand, above the mountain
Stone walls lying at my feet
Where there once was a glacier, a sheet of ice
Now a deep wide crevice, carved from ancient times
Holds an Ice cold glacial lake
A place where winter is a way of life, for the hardy habitants that live in this biosphere
As I look out from my vantage point, the harsh wind hit my face
But it does not matter, for I’m lost in trance
A spiritual up lifting, I do raise my hands above my head in a tree pose that I got from my yoga class, my right leg bent as I stand in the wind
One with the ancient rock, above the barren soil with patches of Ice that never fade
One with the circle of life, that even in this wilderness finds a place
Even though the environment is harsh, the beauty of this place lets you know the hands of God have touch this land in such a way
No mortal could create the beauty that I see
As I stand on a granite slab, one thought comes to me
Whatever you do, don’t take these rocks for granite!
Guildford H Windley
March 24, 2018
Thank you, so much, Samantha
Cynthia I love it as always!! Samantha
Breathe the Mountains
My thoughts deep, all I can do is breathe.
Majestic mountains far as the eye can see,
If I could just touch them gather the clouds,
Stretch my arms and shout, “I love you,” so loud.
A thunderous echo from the rivers ocean, riding the wind,
Hills and valley’s capturing the mist forward and backward again.
An amazing view as the snow rests on the highest mountain peak,
I close my mind. I do not want to see, I am unwilling to think.
“I love you, Goodbye,” Only an echo in response to my tears,
Breathe. Just breathe before I decide to end my deepest fear.
My journey brought me to the edge of my future demise,
“No,” I scream. “He is not worth it,” I sit and wait for the next sunrise.
© Cynthia Clark
Well Jake I have to say that is ...cruel. Oh well to each his own. I actually liked it.
Hamza that is really deep. Good one.
I love your poem Hamza
Thank you so much Gil!!’ Love yours😀😀
Love your poem Samantha
There goes my girl
Ready to leap to her death rather than spend one more minute with me
because I will let her do it then back away.
She knows too well my cruel apathy