Mountain Hike Poem by Ander Greigon

Mountain Hike

Immense and find the alter spring;
A told story on the land,
A strange begot the fury cling:
I chose to bling on sunty blande.

The chase would draw the pissed string;
Afold and bought to dynast lorn,
With jokes and long and randy ling:
Repel the bell of forched worn.

Be led to bale and bunk of stice;
A flat remold and brantly tagged,
The hold and fall and jointly ways:
A rapel fate and runny greeted.

Be hemp and does would finly dizz;
Love on the glimpse of heist and ducks,
Broan to load the vulking trace:
Draps and lucks were picking greens.

Not to your suburbity;
A shoal of frost would conquer closed,
A win would fold early bree:
Compel on most referred to bumped.

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