Surmountable
The invigorating power of the almost-too-much
By Hannah MoorePublished 3 years ago • 1 min read
Mountain song echoes
Where yearning souls touch hearts' hopes
And bright courage blooms
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Ah...this is just beautiful, Hannah. It's weird before Vocal I'd have never said I was much of a nature poem lover unless it had deeper means, which this obviously does. Do love mountains and rains...that's beside the point. You said so much with so little! Wonderful!
I love when poems get under your skin and swell behind your ribs 😁 Like this 😁
This is beautiful. So many great poems. Hearted and subscribed.