A Mountain only in Name

Dedicated to Washington's unique Mount Rainier

By Monique HardtPublished about a year ago • 1 min read

Photo by: Monique Sophia Hardt

Seeing her brings joy.

A mountain only in name,

But lovely the same.

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Monique Hardt

Monique Hardt is a longtime lover of the fantastical and the impossible, crafting works of both poetry and fictional prose. She began writing books at the age of ten and has been diligently practicing her craft ever since.

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A Mountain only in Name

Dedicated to Washington's unique Mount Rainier

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