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THE MOUNTAIN

I wanted to climb a stormy mountain, clouded in fogs, shrouded In silence..And I vowed to ascend its rocky cracks, jagged with Wasted lives-of men whom success" had favoured not; I began, and The hills were pleasant at the mountain’s foot. Yet the way grew Harder, crested in darkness; I lost my path, straying, and I

Tasted agony, and hope, as I was found, and set" well upon my Passage - and the ascent Was but started.

They said I would fail; whispering maliciously, pricking barbs of

Throb into my head, breathing glories of unattainable peaks. And They pushed me, shoving me in ravines of pleasure - yet I strove On - grim with intent. shrugging off the words of poison, of spite, I climbed further, stumbling, crying with panic, with hu'rt, - but

I struggled with my faith in destiny. -

This is the mountain that all must climb,- its heights of gray

Stone splashed with crystal waters and brilliant sun, glistening, Mocking from above. And I will 'climb it, filling my heart, renewing It with gentle humility; I will sing a hymn of praise to an earth I Shall gaze at from lofty ridges. Swirling in mists, the view beckons Me on to an unending, everlasting path; a road winding into unseen Worlds - with unearthly music ~urging me higher and higher.

MILENA STOJANAC

And for one sdlitary moment Time stood still

The wind ceased to breathe The leaves ceased to talk The birds ceased to sing

All. for one solitary moment When my love kissed me

for the very first time

FOR HANS AND JOHN

‘ When time - Is your garden

Only bad days I Need to berweeded

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