The mountain dancer
He comes across the mountains
not as a wanderer but as a dancer
mounting them and conquering them
as if they were molehills,
dancing upwards without climbing them,
as if he actually flew across them,
and that is maybe his secret:
his feet have wings like his spirit,
and therefore he never can settle down
but must keep flying
especially across the mountains,
no peak or pass or range wall being to high for him,
since he just can keep on dancing
even across the highest of mountains.
Poetry by Laila Roth
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Written on 2008-09-09 at 20:33
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