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Unknown Hills

Unknown Hills

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For Marsyas

The many nameless hills around the world

Remain unknown to almost everyone,

Remain unnamed when spiritually swirled

With haar and mist as if the sacred sun

Has never noticed them much less shone down

On them and not upon one picked out peak,

Picked out as by divinity with smile or frown,

The smile perhaps more threatening.  Gods more bleak

In ravishing than other entities

Believe that only they have rights to fames

Unending, that their own identities

Deserve immortal lustered full gold frames.

  They do not want a mountain or a hill

     Surpassing them, or poets with their trill.

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