Mount Everest Poem by Hm. Nes
Mount Everest
Sir Edmund Hillary first achieved
(For centuries unattained)
The summit of earth's highest peak,
And what did he there gain?
So many corpses linger there,
Of those arrived or no,
To strike a pose atop the world,
Then turn and back down go.
All climbers lose, if not their lives-
Their minds at least are numbed.
Most simply fail to reach the top,
By tragedies overcome.
Yet on and on the climbers come;
The challenge must be taken.
For God has placed Mount Everest there-
So low, so far below His throne
That never will be shaken.
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4/26/2024 12:17:41 AM # 1.0.0.1119
Yet on and on the climbers come; The challenge must be taken...this should be the human spirit... to conquer, the so-called unachievable....... you are pointing at the aspirations of great men who tried to reach the top of the mount. God wants us to develop ourselves and achieve............and conquer......... after reaching the top we will understand the might of the Almighty God. how great are you my God, we will then cry out... tony