The Climb

G84

A foothold finds, my weary legs,

A crevice, finds my grip.

Gravity pulls, but still I rise,

For I refuse, to slip.

 

No summit in sight, a mist does hang,

Around, the mountain top.

But here I fight, a determined man,

A climb, I’ll never stop.

 

 

  • Author: G (Pseudonym) (Offline Offline)
  • Published: May 7th, 2019 07:26
  • Comment from author about the poem: The determination to succeed is all a man needs
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Comments3

  • Neville

    that's the spirit sir.... and nicely penned too..... Neville

  • G84

    Thanks Neville 🙂

  • dusk arising

    Life and lifes have taught me thus. It is not the high one achieves by which we are judged by the wise. Rather the obstacle we overcame along the way.
    I agree, never stop.

    A good, positive, compelling piece.

    • G84

      Absolutely correct! The summit must always stay out of reach for a decent awaits at the peak! It’s all about the climb!

      Thanks for the comment!



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