The MountainA Poem by Autumn's RemorseSuccess does not come freely....
To trudge in a constant struggle,
Along the path of decay, Never glancing back at failures, Once the lesson has been made, Hiking onwards up the mountain Of rocks that scar our hands, A trying effort through the pain Not to fall back to the starting lands. And yet so taunting next to us, Is a path of solid gold, Where our peers are handed wealth With supposed happiness untold. Twisted intentions which aren't deserving in the least Get them quickly where they're going, With no scars to mar their feats. At the top of this mountain, though, They sit upon a kingdomless throne, With no lessons learned and nothing earned, Waiting for their nonexistent hero. But we who climbed the mountain, That did not walk upon the gold, Sit upon the throne of success, Ready to grow old. To teach the wisdom we have learned, To show the old and new, That those who climb the mountain, Are successful, although few.
© 2011 Autumn's RemorseAuthor's Note
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