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Long Drive to Mountain Breeze


From city scapes to country byways Flats, valleys, hills in a maze Dusty tracks on barren fields Obscure the aisle to mountain breeze Glare of death from distant horizon Scattered roundsheeps roll in motion Over a hundred rotten roos so close Bodies torn to pieces, road kill up the nose Wilderness unending, unfathomable peaks and troughs Perilous journey by far equally divided in half The aisle to mountain breeze gilded with secrets anew To unlock eternal puzzles merged in the next clue
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