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Olympus Love
there was once two mountains
 set not far apart
 they stood vigilantly next to each over
 under the bright stars
 the two mountains were old
 to the fleeting lives of humans
 but the mountains felt young
 in their infinity of stance
 completely still these mountains were
 as they let people climb and draw
 touch the surface, dig under
 to bruise and implore
 The mountains loved us humans too much
 they sacrificed everything to be still
 most sadly they let go of love
 the promised they would not move until 
 the people they loved had gone
 passed away or moved from the two
 because what's heart-breaking about the mountains
 is that they were in  love too
 and they could not touch
 they couldn't move from their spot
 wher they saw romance by the lake
 and snow melting passion so hot
 for if they moved Earth would shake
 come crumbling down and fall
 killing the small people below them
 so to this day the mountains stand tall
 the two snow capped peaks up to the sky
 forests growing down their backs
 rivers flowing down their sides
 and wonderful, silly mortals oblivious to the fact
 they stood on top of the world, but also on top
 of the greatest love on Earth
 and a sacrifice so mighty and deep
 it makes their stone hearts burn
 still so young the two mountains are
 I wonder if they will stand the test of time
 or give up in the name of love
 and kill off out pointless fleeting lives

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