The Call

A Haiku

By ShanTheScribePublished 3 years ago • 1 min read

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Peaks that touch the clouds

Beckon the brave and the bold

To conquer themselves

nature poetry

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ShanTheScribe

Southern California indie author and poet Shannon Meyers (ShanTheScribe) shares original poetry that explores themes of love, loss, complex family ties, and mental health.

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