Monday, April 19, 2010

Mountains, Canyons, and Caves- June 23, 2009

After a busy day
Sipping on a lil some'n some'n in a chilled and relaxing way
Reminiscing on all of God's beautiful creations that I had seen on my lunch break
I had some serious cravings like an explorer looking through a national geographic magazine
I swear today I seen some other most sumptuous and curvaceous forms of beauty my eyes have ever seen
But it was one on page18 that teased the hell outta me
Had me thinking if I could climb up her mountain top it would be such an adrenaline rush for me
I've been through K2 and Mount Everest but now its her mountains I want to climb
I would have to map out her slopes and use them to my advantage to reach her peak
If her weather conditions are good I'll probably go down under to come right back up and hit that peak again
I'm a lone soldier so there's no sharing this feat with friends
But flipping to the next page
I paid close attention while examining those caves
They looked like they were going through a drought and need my help to be saved before her walls crumpled and caved in
In my mind I'm like, “Don't worry my dear, I'll bring a firm foundation to hold up you walls while I drill, looking for your main source of water”
“...and I'll even bring my own supply to keep you nice and wet while I keep drilling to release some of that pressure and let your water flow out”
I'm lucky my foundation is water proof because it sure as hell would've drowned in your caves
I was retired before I climbed your mountain top and reached your peak but now I have the most perfect spot to bask in the sun
There's a beach, a mountain, and underwater caves
You would think we punctured a water bed by the way we flooded out your canyon

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