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 \nContents  \n● Mountain of the Kings  \nCastle in the wind  \n● Wisdom Life and the Universe  \n● Reality  \n● Absolute  \n·Absolutely Nothing  \n● Born into life  \n·Total Exposure  \n● Called be the Man  \n·Oh my Love  \n·  Gentle Days  \n·Cry from the soul  \n● Shore of a Dream  \n● Dear Lover  \n● Sunset  \n● Tree of Llangernyw  \n·Big Brother  \n● Blind Vision  \n● Freedom  \n·Street Lights Fear nothing  \n# ·One Day\n\n● The Final Empire  \n● Game Over  \n● Stones of the Castle  \nMountain of the Kings  \nCall of the mountain,Lured many a man.In awe and wonder,Vocations began.Season upon season,All weather and terrain.The mountain around,Being never the same.Consuming,bewildering,Many times they'd return.For the mountain holds secrets,Few men can discern.Mysteries,belief,God,And all known thingsRevered be the man,On the mountain of the kings.  \nBy W.T.StringfellowWednesday May 8th2013  \nWords based on my own experience in the mountains and inspiredwhen I'd learned of the man Bob Kerr was currently attempting theultimate climb i.e.Everest and in the 60h year of Everest climbinghistory.Thus an email was sent to him where he was asked might thispoem be worthy of your incredible endeavor?To which Bob  \nresponded and to honor both my poem and Bob's personal pinnaclesummit attempt,he wrote it down on a piece of paper,put it in hispocket in the hope of a summit recital.However although his teamsummited Bob himself had to abort his summit attempt in the \"deathzone”at 26,000ft due to temporary blindness in his right eye(HARHigh Altitude Retinopathy).Now blind in one eye he had to descend  \nalone back to base camp where he recited my poem to the world in anaudio blog.  \nDedicated to all on “Everest”,to they that have fell and to they thatmight live.  \nCastle in the Wind  \nClimb ifyou will;But know this!  \nSome men are like a castle in the wind,That climb to the edge of their own life!And all is made still;For there too is silence,  \nAnd what might be their own death!Where in prayer;  \nMay the winds bring forth their angels?Upon wings let the castle's soar,That men might live!!And climb anew,  \nIn prayer as none before.So be it,To all that climb.  \nBy W.T.StringfellowSeptember 24h2014  \nWords rise from the soul;for within the realms of mountaineering,situations can occur where one has no other choice but to court thatnarrow and unforgiving line of life or death.Where indeed allismade still.  \nDedicated to they that have fell,and to they that might live!!Castle in the Wind.  \nWisdom Life and the Universe  \nIs not wisdom more profound than an ability to subsist or to live?And does it not grow with age,humility,diplomacy,acceptance,question and doubt? 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