Everest: The Crown Of The Sky

Upon the earth where giants sleep, A mountain stands, so proud, so steep. Through clouds it climbs, a frozen throne, A peak where winds forever moan. A titan draped in icy grace, A challenge few dare to embrace. Its whispers call the bold and free, To test their fate, their destiny. Each step is carved in frost and stone, Through storms that chill the bone to bone. Yet from its heights, the world below, Unveils a dream in endless glow. But Everest, both fierce and wise, Holds tales of triumph, loss, and cries. A monument to those who roam, And those who never made it home. Oh, mighty peak, so vast, so high, You touch the heart, you kiss the sky. A crown of earth, both fierce and grand, A testament to nature’s hand.