Hope

Mountain Haiku

By Morgan HilerPublished 3 years ago • 1 min read

Photo by Daniela Izotenko on Unsplash

Towering structure

Comforting home to many

Monument of hope

nature poetry

About the Creator

Morgan Hiler

I have been writing and telling stories to my friends since elementary school, but never had the courage to carry those stories forward. So, I am here to finally prove to myself that I am a writer and the stories I have are worth sharing.

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