When I was sturdier I'd talk about how
"certainly we'll die
Eat shadows, bury candles.
Die."

When I was sturdier I thought
"So what? I am forever mountainous!"

I bravely said, "No death of any kind could
Ever matter to my mountain mind.
Come years, come surging, I am tall!"

When I was "sturdier" I was secretly afraid,
And the fear was blinding.

As you can see. I am no rock.

Through mountain wind,
What I actually am is thinning clouds.

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Writer(s): CHARLES CARLISLE, CRESWARD BRIAN BROUSSARD, JACOB FISCHER, JON FRY, WILLIAM HARGROVE