Lost on the Mountain

Lost on the Mountain

A Poem by A Jackson

When the moon sets upon the ageing Earth
Casting a dim light over all
Few seconds repeat, no day, no night
A stillness sits on the mountain.
A foreign language is spoken, shaking the trees
The wind is all that's survived
The Earth that used to reap such life
Is trapped in the darkness of light.
The echo of silence that dawns on a hill
Sitting lonely beneath the moon
They wander the plains each day to explore
In search of a brother of mine.

© 2014 A Jackson


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A Jackson
A Jackson

Birmingham, United Kingdom



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