Because I only feel at home when I can see, and feel, just how small I really am. Everyone needs to go and stand in the shadows of the mountains every once in a while and breathe.
It does wonders to your perspective.
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Bethany Wren 
Hi Beth, Is this your poem? If so would you mind if I print it along with your name on a few mugs I am designing and printing for my handmade market?
Hi Sonja, yes it is! That’s absolutely fine – if you could send me the link when they’re online as well, that would be great! My email address is foreveronalilo@gmail.com if you have any questions.
I was wondering if I could use it on a camping web site along with your name?
Hi Justin, yes – please credit me as Bethany Wren. Thanks!
Thank you!
Hi, Beth.
I just found this poem. I’m designing a whole cloth quilt and wonder if I could use your poem on my quilt It would be a wall hanging for personal use only. Thanks for considering
Hi Darcie, thank you for your message. Yes, that’s fine! I would love it if you could email me a picture when you’re finished? My email address is foreveronalilo@gmail.com – thanks!
when I breath the air on the mountain top for the first time, it’s like I was sofocating my whole life.. Climbing mountains is for me a cure for getting lost.. your words are beautiful. well done
Hi Beth, I just googled mountain poems and I found your wonderful poem. I love it! I’m in the process of making a scrapbook of my trip to Switzerland last year and I’d like to write it in there.
Hi Helen, please go ahead – glad you like the poem!
Hey Beth, just found your poem and I have to tell you were able to put into words what my heart feels. Thank you for sharing! ❤
This is absolutely beautiful. It sums up my feelings about the mountains just perfectly. I would like to include it on a label to go on the back of a mountain quilt I just finished.
Hi Brenda, thank you so much! Please do use it on your quilt 🙂
Beth,
As part of a ‘Let’s Make Art Matter’ project, I am sending a postcard to a woman in an assisted living facility on the front range in CO. She lived in the mountains until that became impossible. May I use your poem on the cover of the postcard?
Yes Stephanie – please do!
Hello beth!
I am on the board of directors for the canadian association of wilderness medicine. I was wondering whether I could post your beautiful poem on our upcoming newsletter (with your name at the bottom, of course!)
thanks!
Anne-Marie
Hi Anne-Marie, yes that’s fine! Thanks for checking.
Hello Beth. I have just found your beautiful poem about mountains. Can I quote it in a video? Your name or your blog´s name as you´d prefer. Thank you.
Hi Sofia, that’s fine! Please use my name – Bethany Wren – thanks!
Thank you Beth.
Hi, Beth. I found this sweet little poem just now while looking for a “B section” for my 2nd grade music students. We are learning the folk song “Rocky Mountain” and I believe your text will make for a lovely improvisation. The rhythm is perfect and the text simple enough for the kids to be able to relate. I hope you don’t mind.
Hi Valerie, that sounds lovely – I don’t mind at all!
Hi I’ve emailed you about using your poem 😊
Hi Beth I love your poem about mountains! May I use it in the caption of my Instagram post, with your name?
Sorry for the delay, that’s fine!
Hi Beth, I love that poem, may I Use that On my Wife’s Headstone.
Hi Bruce, thank you for checking – that’s absolutely fine.
Dear Beth,
I am writing a children’s story for my Dad’s 85th birthday, based on a series of characters he used to tell us stories about when we were small. The story is set in the Snowdonia Mountains, please may I use your exquisite poem at the start of one of the chapters? Many thanks
Hello, apologies for the delay! Yes you may – please do credit. Thank you!