View From The Mountain Top

A Mountain Haiku

By Jason Ray Morton Published 2 years ago • 1 min read

Photo by Tom Podmore on Unsplash

Ready I am now

after seeing such splendor

take me happy, fate.

nature poetry

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Jason Ray Morton

I have always enjoyed writing and exploring new ideas, new beliefs, and the dreams that rattle around inside my head. I have enjoyed the current state of science, human progress, fantasy and existence and write about them when I can.

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Cathy holmes2 years ago
Beautiful piece. Well done.

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