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How do you know a mountain

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By Son S CarneyPublished 3 years ago 1 min read
How do you know a mountain
Photo by Hossein Amiri on Unsplash

A person is made up of countless tiny worms

The eyes cannot see this miniature world clearly

The heart can hardly accept this incomprehensible vision

A mountain is made up of countless animals and plants

Stones and water are bones and blood

It does not move, but it is alive

A man and a mountain are intertwined clusters of life

Those who walk die in a flash

The still sometimes receive them

You may point to an image made of countless worms and say

Look! This is a man I know very well

But how do you know a mountain

Rushing in the stillness of the night

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About the Creator

Son S Carney

An unknown female author, thank you for your support.

---Only those who experience the most painful perseverance will be worthy of having the most permanent happiness.

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