15 responses to “On the precipice”

1. I love it. I know how you love being out in the mountains, Bjorn – hope you get there yourself, soon.

2. Yes, I echo Sherry about the mountains, Bjorn. I’m sorry to cause envy and my heart’s warmed to know we hold kinship of loving mountains together…I’ll think of you and my brother, (it will be his Birthday), when I place my stone at the top. 🙂

   • Oh, and also…I enjoyed your poem and the facet that you brought with moving mountains. Thank you for joining today!

3. At some point, we all must bow to the inevitable – which, given what humankind gets up to, is probably a good thing . . . overall.

4. when mountains move
   even the tiniest bit
   it is a terrible thing

   Cheers!
   JzB

5. I like that. Yes, the mountain doesn’t move but it moves those who see her.

6. Simply … elegant.

7. Bjorn, There are ways to move mountains, but not physically. We have to move them in our minds where they stand for something. 🙂 —Susan

8. Actually, you’d have to have a “lot” of faith to move a mountain. 🙂 —Susan

   • I think the mountain will move you instead.. 😉

9. but we can surely move to the mountains
   smiles…now that fall is coming i look forward to traipsing the mountains in their colour…

10. I will have to go up there and check that out myself! What a beautiful invitation to engage!

11. I love it, Bjorn. Yes, let us go. You have found a beautiful mountain too. Believe it or not, the El Paso mountain does get snow covered once a year average. It is very pretty that way.
    and,
    “If the hill will not come to Mahomet, Mahomet will go to the hill.”
    Bacon, Francis, Essays, Chapter 12 (available online.) [per Wikipedia]
    ..

12. Excellent final line – and overall observation.

13. Deep reflection in this..some mountains move, others we must climb

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