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Climbing up this mountain
Never thinking it's in vain
Sometimes rocks would tumble down
And they'd get in my way
Piece by piece and faithfully
I'd cast them all aside
Sometimes optimistically
Other times I cried
Thorns and barbs would stab my feet
Upon my sacred path
I stop and rest and fix my feet
My lessons come to pass
With growing inner knowledge
I climb the mountainside
Windy days and pouring rain
My eager soul would thrive
Finally, my final step
I've made it through my journey
The beauty takes my breath away
I raise my arms, so weary
Stinging eyes, filled with tears
Ablaze, look to above
Twirl, dazzle, spinning bright
The Light fills me with love
Angels stand before me
Loved ones from my past
Angels ageless, beautiful
Speak life of ever last
God so breathes, eternal breeze
Inhaled from earthly bounds
I spread my wings so tranquilly
In heaven I'll be found
Bobbie Sandlin
Never thinking it's in vain
Sometimes rocks would tumble down
And they'd get in my way
Piece by piece and faithfully
I'd cast them all aside
Sometimes optimistically
Other times I cried
Thorns and barbs would stab my feet
Upon my sacred path
I stop and rest and fix my feet
My lessons come to pass
With growing inner knowledge
I climb the mountainside
Windy days and pouring rain
My eager soul would thrive
Finally, my final step
I've made it through my journey
The beauty takes my breath away
I raise my arms, so weary
Stinging eyes, filled with tears
Ablaze, look to above
Twirl, dazzle, spinning bright
The Light fills me with love
Angels stand before me
Loved ones from my past
Angels ageless, beautiful
Speak life of ever last
God so breathes, eternal breeze
Inhaled from earthly bounds
I spread my wings so tranquilly
In heaven I'll be found
Bobbie Sandlin
This, I think, is my favorites of all the stuff I have written.
Poetry is an Original work of ©Bobbie Sandlin
Poetry is an Original work of ©Bobbie Sandlin
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