Beneath Dark Peak

A Haiku

By Simon CurtisPublished about a year ago • 1 min read

Beneath Dark Peak

Photo by Tom Martin on Unsplash

Many have stood here

But fewer at the summit

Some of them remain

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Simon Curtis

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Jenna Newcombabout a year ago
powerful

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