Poems about Rocks

Erosion

By Maud Pie

Weather here, weather there.

Brought by the weather mare.

Rocks above, Rocks below.

Expand when frozen by the snow.

A mountain, raised by colliding plates.

Torn down by the winds of fate.

A Rock so strong, a Rock so tough.

Erosion smooths it from the rough.

Rain turns it to sand and silt.

Covering the riverbed like a quilt.

Cliffs crumbling out to sea.

Cannot halt the sky’s endless energy.