
Lunatic Mountain
Lunatic mountain,
Crouching at the top.
I have climbed so long and so hard –
Battled every boulder,
Now viewing my kingdom from above.
Though what I see is not how I thought it would look.
I thought I would be clear and all skies here,
That it would make sense.
But, it’s all wrong.
I can only see the grey,
The suffering,
The past,
The future covered in a dense fog.
Why was I climbing up here again?
What was I trying to find?
I seem to have amnesia.
So I stand,
And begin my trek back,
Toward the steady ground.
Where the air is not choking,
And I can see again.
About the Creator
Eden Monteith
A nurse, a lover of writing, and a persevering emotional basket case.



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