The Unknown but Agonizing Journey through the Snow

Without further adieu, here's the poem.

 

 The Unknown but Agonizing Journey through the Snow

The Young Man stood at the beginning

With a goal in mind

Traveling to a destination

In wavering circumstances

Such is the law in this so call reality  

He who must be prepared

First arms himself with shields of torridness
And the declaration to survive

So on and on he goes

The first challenge surfaces to welcome his presence

In turn came its trembling roars  

And the slits from its prickly edges

He falters in the appearance of this tribulation

Without one moment of doubtfulness

One foot in the front

And the other in the rear

Teeth sinking into lips

His stature prevailed

And on and on he goes

Next came the ice fairies

In their most distinct shapes 
And the dreadfulness of its nature

Slowly they descend from the heavens above

But rapidly they increased

Swaying to and fro

With the accompaniment of its roaring friend

Deepening the travelers’ treads

Unaware of the oncoming road

But still on and on he goes

Across the mountain

Over the placid lake

Awaiting him was the sweetness

That can’t be grasped with his empty hands

Forward he strides

While dreaming of the fluctuating future

Braving through the obstacles

Ignoring the pain

He marches, he sprints, and he screams
So onward he goes

But at last he arrived

Only to find Omega

And so his everlasting journey ends