Mountain Fury
It was the worst kind of day to be lost and
alone on a mountain.
Through clouds, passion madness of smoke.
Waves thrashed the sides, unrelenting even.
They pounded against the sharp, sleek rocky edge.
As a warning, an alert to the wildlife to flee in a hurry.
The eagle's soaring high above.
Through the dense, thick cotton candy clouds clouding the sky.
A dreamlike candy-coated raindrops.
What candy melts the ground beneath.
Adjust my eyes to see it's the worst day to be lost and alone on a mountain.
Is it not candy at all, yet an alluring glimpse of flying Jasper stone.
The sleeping mountain awoke into a flow of magma.
The mountains' roar released the steaming eruption of a slumbering volcano.
Hidden blanketed under a mountain cover. Now lava flowed.