The snow sat on my face like a blanket. For days you had sat at base camp, waiting for the signal.  

Then you started to trudge up me. 

Reaching up to the heavens, I remembered my time as an insignificant, stony hill. 

Looking down me I saw your hometown at my foot and laughed at how tiny it was. 

As I watch you trudge up me, I feel your pain as a tiny pinprick. 

I will send armies of snow and wind to separate you from your fellow mountaineers. 

Indestructible and majestic, I stood here and looked down on the insignificant little human towns. 

Then, I brush the snow off my shoulder and bury you alive.