I found freedom one day it came in at 10,000 feet high in the mountain peaks. It held me gently to it's base and rocked me gently to it's pace as I stood and pondered. I was laughing on the outside and crying on the inside like a silly infant I stood in all this mountain glory. Wanting to render my body and soul to this dawning moment cast away I was caught in the glory. Encircled by this ressurection of stone mass Through the years I wept through the ages I sped past. This time this moment I had at last found those hidden virtues of my childess ways. As they came forward and spoke to the mountain. I looked upward I dreamed I looked across the wide ocean of rock and I wandered. I looked downward and I compared. I looked at me alone. And I pondered Though all the rythmns of the human race cannot ever sway me like that mountain and it's gentle grace on this day. In the mountains of the Andeas... |
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Composed 1976 |
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Mountains of the Andeas |