Mounting A Mountain
I always gape
At your giant pyramid peak.
How you got that tall?
Did God
Blow on you?
I envy you.
You are a wonder
That people adore.
You can reach the star.
Your sky-high beauty
Is shouting
You conquered the world.
You towered in isolation.
Living things in your territory
Succumbed to your greatness.
How can I reach you?
I want to explore
The mystery in you.
I wish to be like you.
But how can I,
I was born of lesser qualities.
When I look at you,
You always remind me
Of how small I am.
Though I will strain
All my energies and intellect,
And even I will cry
For mercy,
Under no circumstances,
Could I ever
Ever conquer you.
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